Sentence examples for struggles to fathom from inspiring English sources

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.

Even after more than two years of looking for a home in the Roslyns, he still struggles to fathom how the market is able to sustain itself.

Even in the midst of Roman amphitheaters, World War II battlegrounds and some of the most isolated cultures in the world, Palin struggles to fathom the desert's vastness.

The gulf in outlook is so pronounced as to be all but invisible, as each side struggles to fathom the other, nobly, at times unknowingly, fumbling even simple communication -- much like the classic summer-romance couple in a remote resort, finding attraction and perhaps safety in the shortfall of real conversation.

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

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

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.

Oates ruminates on the death of her husband, Raymond Smith, in 2008, and on her struggle to fathom a life without the bond that sustained her for 47 years.

I felt I was struggling to fathom the most complex issues, but Chomsky spoke so clearly and compellingly, answering my questions with real insight.