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How long the Senate will go on like this is not knowable.

I doubt the answer to that question can be knowable.

The last thing she felt were hands, something real and knowable, as they closed around her arms.

The past, after all, was no more knowable than the external world.

For the artists, he has become something fixed and knowable.

By this point, every knowable quality was confined to the mind.

I mean essentially that the way our computers work today is 100 percent knowable.

One probably her lover, but the other was still unknown, and not very knowable.

I think the mind is articulable and the heart probably knowable.

By this they are not distinguished from other knowable truths.

It does so because the founders thought the most important political truths are knowable.

Following the rules, one can map all knowable sentences of a language.

Infinite games, on the other hand, do not have a knowable beginning or ending.

Not knowable in its intimate nature, form is defined as the simple result of forces.

Height as a concept would lie beyond their knowable range.

Exactly how wide and deep the market expansion ran is hardly knowable.

Part of the answer is actually knowable, and startling.

The incongruities in her character stand out even more; she seems less knowable than ever.

It might make the world reliable and knowable again.

In fact, he's the most knowable character in the entire film.

They are knowable, because being from one, things correspond.

Complicated implies being difficult to understand but with time and effort, ultimately knowable.

His whole life was a crusade to make the unknowable knowable.

But it seems that such experiences are not publicly knowable by ordinary people.

"It would be wonderful if everything were knowable a year and a half in advance, but they aren't."