Sentence examples for religious provenance from inspiring English sources
Claire Marlowe tactfully suggests the heroine's wide-eyed faith in his religious provenance.
It embodies Iraq's rich, layered past and might yet represent its future — if the country's leaders could stop quarreling over it and its religious provenance.
Was it spiritual provenance?
Jejuri appears to him a mixture of temples in disrepair, unreliable priests, and legends and religious practices of dubious provenance.
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.
In places where food is available at all, it is now easier than ever to choose one's intake and check its provenance, whether on religious or ethical grounds.
Admirably enough, the cultural commissars of East Germany steadfastly protected certain cultural monuments contained within East German borders even though their provenance was regal, aristocratic, liberal, bourgeois, or religious and the content hardly reconcilable with the aspirations of the "State of Workers and Peasants".
"Provenance," the girl said.
Its provenance is telling.
