Sentence examples for unfathomable fact from inspiring English sources

Pressed by Charlie Rose on "CBS This Morning," W. reiterated the unfathomable fact that he went to war with the same dictator that his father did, without ever seeking his dad's counsel.

Cancer, that common and yet unfathomable disease, is also, as Susan Sontag observed forty years ago — when she was being treated for cancer for the first time — an avatar, in our culture, for the more common and more unfathomable fact of mortality itself.

One of the featured matches on Centre Court, however, was a worthwhile one, Robin Soderling's rebound from two sets down to beat Lleyton Hewitt, which pointed out the once-unfathomable fact that Hewitt has actually become a crowd favorite, writes Jon Wertheim on SI.com.

What is unnerving, unacceptable and apparently unfathomable is the fact that these sudden deaths of players in their prime keep happening.

And to his supporters here, the idea that Mr. Greenwood and his partner, Stephen Walsh of Sands Point on Long Island, could have pulled off a massive fraud seems almost unfathomable — save for the fact that they read about similar fraud allegations almost daily.

It is an almost unfathomable reversal, considering the fact that last year, restaurants around the country were so desperate for cooks, waiters and sommeliers that they were poaching them from each other.

I certainly wasn't planning on it; in fact, it seemed unfathomable.

We will not know all of the facts surrounding the unfathomable tragedy in Orlando for some time - perhaps, many days.

No amount of erudite commentary can alter the fact that Holmes remains an unfathomable enigma, as much a product of the information Conan Doyle withheld as the tenuous clues to his character he actually put down.

Part of the unfathomable self-centeredness of abusers is the fact that they feel inherently victimized or threatened.

The current dissonance between election campaign rhetoric and the facts of climate change is unfathomable, that is, until you dig a little deeper.