Sentence examples for obscure provenance from inspiring English sources
And they like using centerpieces with obscure provenance.
It was this combination of vast influence and obscure provenance that made Libor prone to widespread manipulation.
Both the character and the obscure provenance of "Emmaus" made sense if it had been created for one of Delft's clandestine Catholic churches.
The conceit recalls some of the more oblique plays of Harold Pinter and Edward Albee, featuring characters of obscure provenance caught in mysterious existential traps.
Much of "Licht" is derived from "The Urantia Book," an early-twentieth-century religious text of obscure provenance, in which Christ is described as an incarnation of the Archangel Michael.
Curtis, a former editor of Texas Monthly, is a literary detective (his previous book, on the Venus de Milo, also concerned the obscure provenance of an archaic masterpiece), and in quietly enthralling prose, without hurry or flamboyance, he spins two narratives.
Diagenesis has obscured provenance information and severely reduced porosity within the syn-rift sediments, causing them to have poor reservoir potential.
But otherwise, such news exists primarily within the feeds of the already converted, its authorship obscured, its provenance unclear, its veracity questionable.
But, because money's anonymity obscures its provenance, it may be socially less acceptable as a medium of payment for some objects.
In addition to being able to vividly describe how a dish tasted, he was just as likely to rattle off its provenance, obscure ingredients and evolution.
