Sentence examples similar to having a common provenance from inspiring English sources

Beckett's late style was very pared down, but McCarthy reverts to a poetic register closer to Yeats: 'All things of grace and beauty such that one holds them to one's heart have a common provenance in pain,' for example.

But what if, on the contrary, humor and crisis share a common provenance?

However it would not reveal either additional papers invoking theory or related projects with a common provenance.

"We had a common purpose.

"We have a common ground.

Yet we think of most of these as having a peasant provenance.

But this one had a clearer provenance.

The album has a fascinating provenance.

The painting has a pristine provenance.

The clip itself has a complicated provenance.

It also has a sentimental provenance.