Examples of using Unknowable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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By the unknowable, the mystic means that which can never be known.
Knowing The Unknowable".
But the oceans this Navy sought to control were vast, unknowable, and full of terrible danger.
Nature in itself is unknowable.
To the hospital is unknowable.
the cause is often unknowable.
There will remain something always unknowable.
You will learn that life is the unknown and the unknowable.
The potential is unknowable.
What may be obvious to me is unseeable and unknowable to others.
And by means of a primary revelation of the First One unknowable to them all, the God who is beyond perfection,
Yet both believed in salvation through the spirit, through the Absolute, unknowable to thought, which one called God
In the beginning, for unknowable reasons, the ground of being, or the Divine,
But since we are dealing with invisible and unknowable things(for God is beyond human understanding, and there is no mean of proving immortality),
Trying to capture the unknowable in theories and formalized doctrines is like trying to catch the wind in a butterfly net.
who is unknowable today, will tomorrow become knowable and, the day after, will become totally known.
I am the Absolute, Unknowable, Righteous, Eternal,
There are, of course, an unknowable number of decisions
It's making the unknowable knowable, it's expressing a universal yearning, and sometimes it's about putting food on your table so you can keep making the unknowable knowable.
They believed that creativity was this divine attendant spirit that came to human beings from some distant and unknowable source, for distant and unknowable reasons.