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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as unknowable from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express a sense of something being impossible to know based on a certain perspective or source, but it lacks clarity. Example: "The truth of the matter is as unknowable from this distance as it is from the other side of the world."
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Families, Charlotte Mendelson's delicious fourth novel confirms, are as unknowable from within as from without.
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Nixon remains as unknowable as ever.
The results are as unknowable as ever.
But the endlessly talented and frustrating man himself remains as unknowable as ever.
It's about as unknowable as it gets.
All as tantalizing as it is unknowable from the outside.
The places we start from – our selves, homes, loved ones – are as unknowable and unlocatable as the poles themselves.
By recounting this crisis from inside her mind, Yizhar dismantles at a stroke the poisoned rhetoric of enmity, the image of the Palestinians as unknowable, distant, threatening.
"Ministers in India are generally seen as unknowable and unapproachable by the average citizen," he said.
In most of my conversations with the Iraqis working with the Americans, their true motivations struck me as unknowable.
If that door is closed, stories are as unknowable to me as my Rubik's Cube is unsolvable.
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