Sentence examples for indeterminate origins from inspiring English sources

Like the ubiquitous hummus, this is a dish of indeterminate origins: Levantine is probably as specific as you can fairly get, because it pops up, under a variety of names, from Turkey to Egypt as a dip, a salad, or a vegetable side.

Nick Love See this if you liked... Miami Vice 34 Day Night Day Night Julia Loktev, 2006 New York-based documentary film-maker and installation artist Loktev's feature debut is an intense and revelatory experience that follows a young woman, of indeterminate origins, as she prepares herself for a suicide bomb mission in Times Square.

By Malusha, a woman of indeterminate origins, Sviatoslav had Vladimir, who would ultimately break with his father's paganism and convert Rus' to Christianity.

There she met Herb, a foundling of indeterminate origin.

Under cause of death, a hospital official put "encephalitis of indeterminate origin".

One of the great joys of YouTube is unearthing a video of entirely indeterminate origin and purpose.

This language is a Middle Indo-Aryan dialect of indeterminate origin and steadily became more Sanskritized in prose sections of later works.

Armstrong began to observe that many things worked like this — that occasionally a contagion, of indeterminate origin, passed through the system, hitting one asset class after another.

Iphigenia Doubtfire, who has a English accent of indeterminate origin, is a hit with everybody, even the children's mother (Salley Field).

The music, set to a libretto of indeterminate origin, is an astonishing feat for a teenager and almost as elaborate as the convoluted plot.

Nielson and Singer, both Northern California natives, met in a London bakery while wearing matching navy blue jackets, both vintage of indeterminate origin, and hit on the idea for the project.