The idea of a president enriching himself, or a top aide hawking the president's daughter's clothing brand with the power of the Oval Office, was still virtually unfathomable at that point.
And she takes as her starting point the unfathomable, real-life tragedy that was suffered by her co-creator, the actor and playwright Jonathon Young, whose daughter, niece and nephew were killed in a fire during a family holiday in 2009.
Rather than trying to minimize the space, Eliasson doubled it: the mirrors created the top half of the sun and extended the space vertically, while the mist, pumped into the hall at regular intervals, refracted the light and, like London fog, made distances between points curiously unfathomable.
('We'll try to stay serene and calm,' as Tom Lehrer once put it, 'when Alabama gets the bomb.') Langewiesche likes to ask rhetorical questions by way of pointing out unfathomable complexity: 'Who lives in the neighbourhood?... Tell us about their lovers, their holidays, the furniture they dream of buying at Ikea.
Many lines of evidence point to the unfathomable antiquity of Earth.
Still, Arnold and Hahn fascinate through much of the action — until they gussy up the proceedings to the point of the unfathomable.
The idea of cheating on my partner is completely unfathomable to me at this point in my life.
It's a bit unfathomable to me at this point, because I've been so close to it, living and breathing this whole experience for the last five years.
In hindsight, they all pointed to the unfathomable: Rita A. Crundwell, while comptroller of a small town two hours west of Chicago, had raided public coffers for decades to pay for a lavish life and a horse-breeding business.
