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He is unknowable, both to others and to himself.
I asked myself, and a few trusted sages, why this was so, and Ive paraphrased and collated a range of responses: –People fear him because he is unknowable, by conventional methods, and he doesn't give a damn not for their opinions, for history or tradition, for convention.
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And in one central respect he's just like Mr. Taylor: He's unknowable.
A few weeks ago, Brian Williams of NBC News asked Romney if he was "unknowable to us".
In retirement however, as a TV pundit, he was unknowable, inoffensive, a little dull.
But the thing about Neil is, I've known him for years, and yet he's unknowable.
But again, argument is all it can ever be, because the world of spirituality, of the soul, of God if he exists, is unknowable.
Americans assume they know Mrs. Clinton, he said, "But what is unknowable is what will happen during the course of the campaign, what it will reveal about the character, the integrity, the decency of the candidates involved".
As in past years, however, just how much he paid — and earned — is unknowable because his staff discloses a redacted version of his tax forms, which were shared with reporters for about two-and-a-half hours at the offices of the mayor's accountant in Midtown Manhattan.
Goldblum himself is "Unknowable, bizarre," he says.
Whether or not they influenced the votes is "unknowable and unmeasurable," he said.
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