Sentence examples for struggled to fathom from inspiring English sources

We struggled to fathom such numbers and became inured to them.

In Britain, some commentators have struggled to fathom the appeal of the video and sequels showing the boys and their brothers, Jasper, 3 ½, and Rupert, 8 months, engaging in nonbiting activities.

He struggled to fathom Utzon's style, which was, in the end, not so much a style as a manner of working: understanding the site, drawing ideas from nature and ancient buildings, then synthesizing forms that emphasized human comfort and delight.

As Wall Street and Main Street struggled to fathom the upheaval sweeping the financial industry, the nation's two remaining major investment banks went on the offensive on Tuesday, and delivered a rare bit of good news.

We are ready to return to the isolationism of the 1930s and one can only hope that other countries make a better job of it than they did back then.Scott PlouseMedford, OregonSIR – I struggled to fathom the point of your panegyric to America.

And while it is assuredly a fantasy, it could hardly be described as crass – indeed, most reviewers have struggled to fathom exactly what's going on in a production variously described as "hallucinatory", "mind-numbing", "a sensory stimulation chamber" and perhaps less attractively, "a work of blistering nihilism".

Not for the first time, studio executives are struggling to fathom the industry's mysterious economics.

Upon learning that Macbeth has murdered his wife and three children, Macduff struggles to fathom a grief beyond words.

After 11 years working on this, Davis struggles to fathom the lack of action from football's key stakeholders.

By this stage, you're so drawn in that you struggle to fathom how anybody could think differently.

In exploring the gulf, Dr. Guinasso said, scientists are struggling to fathom the strengths and vulnerabilities of some of the planet's oldest and most novel creatures.