Sentence examples for that seems unfathomable from inspiring English sources

They had a tolerance for bloodshed that seems unfathomable to us now.

As in most families, members get hurt to a degree that seems unfathomable — they feel exiled, exact revenge, remain silent, do what they need to do, then pick themselves up and keep going.

In today's political climate with doctors advocating pill testing at music festivals being threatened with manslaughter it's a proposition that seems unfathomable.

Players routinely execute moves that seemed unfathomable five years ago.

The counterintuitive nature of Einstein's ideas makes them difficult to absorb and gives rise to situations that seem unfathomable.

That this decision has been made from within FIFA itself is something that seemed unfathomable until the FBI turned up and started arresting befuddled old men in hotels.

Perhaps they modelled a kind of voice that seemed unfathomable to some listeners, particularly those for whom simple, everyday desires could feel distant and dreamy.

In the wake of the Oregon school shooting and other massacres in the US, the question arises as to what drives such perpetrators – usually young, white men – to carry out acts that seem unfathomable to most of us.

Government interventions in the economy that seemed unfathomable a few months ago are going to become the norm, as it quickly becomes apparent that, as Margaret Thatcher once said in a very different context, there is no alternative.

I also wanted to balance the many aspects of my life-something that seemed unfathomable to my colleagues.

That revelation seems unfathomable now, but Harris was a hyperactive child who, he said, once got three "whuppins" for bad behavior on a single trip to visit family in Detroit.