Sentence examples for to truly fathom from inspiring English sources

The concept of having a living, breathing set of brown relatives out there is too weird to truly fathom.

With our own eyes, we could truly fathom what it means to be a human being.

For all the talking heads' talk about him, no one could truly fathom the mind of the current sniper.

Now Lost Children Archive, Luiselli's first work of fiction written in English, retells the stories of migrant children so that we might truly fathom their suffering and acknowledge that the roots of the immigration crisis are buried deep in our culture.

The whole, terrible Abdeslam arc suggests a deep and sustained terrorist network that the police had not truly fathomed before his capture, the shape of which they are still working to understand.

But until Begay turned professional, he did not truly fathom Palmer's massive influence on golf.

Doing this quickly would require a banking system recapitalization that is truly hard to fathom.

It shows a level of desperation in accessing information that is truly remarkable; hard to fathom, hard to understand.

The distance from Lomé to Waziristan is hard to fathom.

It seems impossible to write yet harder to fathom.

That's really hard to fathom.