Sotomayor's syntax was unfathomable, but the Republicans' language sounded positively archaic: dire warnings against activist judges, when the conservative majority on this Supreme Court has ignored or upended precedent in a slew of cases.
JUST as immigrants often relied on their children to negotiate the sometimes unfathomable customs, ways and language of the New World, so too do many of today's parents depend on their computer-savvy offspring to help them decipher the complexities of the information superhighway.
A handful of states do make at least partial form filings available online, but the language is often unfathomable to a nonexpert.
No doubt these arise mostly from dictionary-based translations led astray by the unfathomable differences between the two languages, which have little in common beyond using vocalizations and marks on paper to communicate meaning.
In 1971, long before glasnost, he organized the first American industrial machinery show in Russia, overcoming currency and language barriers, shipping catastrophes and "unfathomable amounts of red tape".
In 1971, long before glasnost, he organized the first American industrial machinery show in Russia, overcoming currency and language barriers, shipping catastrophes and "unfathomable amounts of red tape". But dealing with Moscow became much easier, and other successful shows followed.
The solution rested in the obscure languages spoken by Native American tribes, unfathomable to the Japanese.
It's a searing performance, visceral, beyond language, the consummate expression of an unfathomable need.
All of which raises the doubtless unfathomable question of where new words come from, who mints them and who – most important of all – makes a point of transmitting news of their discovery to the language police.
Eli says that the inspiration is simple: Math and love are the two universal languages, but together, their power could be unfathomable.
