Sentence examples for certain provenance from inspiring English sources

The works are preserved independently in several manuscripts, none of certain provenance.

"In God We Trust," on the other hand, is of less certain provenance, most likely coming from the first line of the King James translation of Psalm 16 ("In Thee do I put my trust") and filtered through the last verse of "The Star-Spangled Banner" ("Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: In God is our trust").

Therefore, in order to limit the provenance size, different provenance systems retain only certain provenance information.

Maione stresses that for vintagewear to be a worthy investment, pieces need to have a certain provenance.

One option is to collect items with less-certain provenance, such as a six-shooter he was rumored to have hidden in a tree following his jailbreak.

In the requisite shirt of white, Mr. Bartholomew leans across the ale-wet counter to acknowledge that he did not know for certain the provenance of those bones that have been part of his workplace for more than 30 years.

This is bad news for those who lost their jobs and for mainstream American movies of a certain size and provenance.

Which is not to say that there aren't certain times when provenance can play a part in attesting to the authenticity of something – a famous person has written stuff in the margins of a book, for instance.

The receipt was on the screen again on Monday as defense lawyers cross-examined Mr. Low, who acknowledged that he could not be certain about the provenance of the receipt.

I'd have to call Dr. Reiter, who, both Ruth and I were certain, given the provenance of most of the furniture in the store, had either died or moved to Florida -- or find another Reiter in the area to whom the money rightfully belonged.

In this case, the availability of reference samples investigated and analyzed in the same conditions, allows us to extrapolate almost certain considerations on provenance of the obsidian artefacts found in the archaeological excavation.