| Moreover, a polyphonic style resists univocal concepts of selfhood, which posit the self as knowable and unified. |
| My approach is to focus on the more knowable things about a putative investment rather than speculate over green shoots. |
| It's a simple operation, a judgment based on criteria knowable and observable by all, yet at very diverse degrees of distinction. |
| That in turn is to depart from one of the basic notions of the rule of law, that laws are knowable in advance. |
| Young children think that the world is defined and that everything in their experience and that of the people closest to them is knowable. |
| The reason is the constitutional principle of the rule of law: the terms of the law must be knowable, not secret. |
