Verwenden Sie „superstitious“ in einem Satz

1. The ancient Egyptians had a superstitious antipathy to the sea ; a superstition nearly of the same kind prevails among the Indians; and the Chinese have never excelled in foreign commerce

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2. Penelope, again, had to wonder what was truly behind them and though superstitious to an extent, she was not readily convinced that ancient queens and their undead minions had much to do with it

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3. Had he been a much more superstitious man, like many around him, he would have been looking for a Daedra to blame and an Aedra to propitiate

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4. mortal as a god, they are too superstitious

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5. that this is superstitious nonsense

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6. The ancient Egyptians had a superstitious aversion to the sea; and as the Gentoo religion does not permit its followers to light a fire, nor consequently to dress any victuals, upon the water, it, in effect, prohibits them from all distant sea voyages

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7. “It is almost always superstitious nonsense, laden with rumour and folklore

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8. He did this in spite of the fact that sailors are a superstitious lot, and normally will refuse to sail with a corpse, as it portends bad luck

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9. In the apparently most civilised districts, all manner of diabolical crimes are committed under the very nose of the authorities; and so superstitious are the people, and so powerful the influence of the fetish priests, that the greatest difficulty is experienced in tracing these acts to their source

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10. It is difficult to advise any course for the Government to stop such practices, as most stringent legislation is of little use in restraining accepted traditions, which the people are bound to follow by a superstitious dread of fearful penalties

11. Secularists and Atheists alike have long expunged Evil (in its purest sense) from its lexicon as a word commonly thought to convey a religious (read: superstitious) connotation consistent with irrational impulses or ideas rather than ―considered reasoning

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12. They are, by design, used to control the uneducated, poor and superstitious populations around the globe

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13. How do we think about the prophecy?Superstitious?Science?Predict is not superstitious, is also a kind of science, is a kind of ability to interpret information, there are a lot of people have this kind of ability, there are a lot of people who have this kind of ability is scientific training, and also have a born with this interpretation of information ability

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14. Superstition is better than no letter, no faith is wise than most superstitious person, at the very least they open, can communication, speak the truth

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15. The superstitious man put the Buddha on the shelf, they'll never go into the Buddha's mind world, superstition and

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16. the dream, but his copilot had just laughed and shrugged it off as superstitious nonsense

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17. There is nothing mystical, superstitious or impractical in the

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18. These people are very superstitious

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19. “As I said, these are very superstitious people

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20. superstitious men under my command panicked under the worst of these assaults

21. They explained that their superstitious village ancestors saw the

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22. superstitious idolatry, the sects are constantly at

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23. The inhabitants, of course, ignorant and superstitious, have begun to believe her!

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24. Once done, his superstitious mind imagined what Its powers were

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25. If you were a superstitious being, you might call this place Hell, although such pristine purity is usually ascribed to Heaven

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26. Have you chosen well, this man who questions too much, to question his own mind, this superstitious inbred who believes in everything ridiculous yet now doubts his own senses? Can he overcome his fear and doubt to conquer the world with the beauty of pure truth? Does he have the mental capacity to look at your… ‘face’ and survive? Will he comprehend what he sees? Is this race of mortals prepared for raw naked truth? Whorls of space-time electrical charges magnetic poles super-dense particles dancing around the seeming vacuum with perfect precision in a field of uncertainty unknown to all but you, the perfect mind, subtle reflection of all existence, a figment of the universe’s mind and it’s mind simultaneously

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27. I find it superstitious that some would believe in the notion That the world is boring, that there’s no beauty left in it

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28. This was ridiculous! He had never been superstitious and wasn’t about to start!

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29. He was getting superstitious about this tape, so many things had happened since it had come to him, both good and bad

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30. subject reflects only a superstitious distortion of the real teaching, and

31. “You’re not superstitious, you’re paranoid

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32. The villagers were a superstitious lot, especially the French migrants

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33. Besides, the superstitious inhibition about the fire mishap got the better of their commercial judgment

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34. Astronomy is a proper pursuit of science, but astrology is a mass of superstitious error which has no place in the gospel of the kingdom

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35. The interpretation of dreams is largely a superstitious and groundless system of ignorant and fantastic speculation

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36. It was not at all necessary to touch his garment; that was merely the superstitious part of her belief

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37. A superstitious shiver ran down his spine, remembering Umberto’s jubilation when he recounted how he had disposed of Rory – it seemed that Umberto had met with exactly the same death!…

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38. Herod was also influenced at this time, in his attitude toward Jesus, by his superstitious fear of John the Baptist

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39. He takes note of the physical and superstitious emotions of the primitive man

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40. All the superstitious dread of the barbarian slept in his soul, untouched by civilized logic

41. Otherwise, if his followers had gained possession of these garments, they would have been tempted to resort to superstitious relic worship

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42. 6 Primitive man lived a life of superstitious bondage to religious fear

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43. It wasn’t that I was superstitious, but my shamanic half tended to be sensitive to death warnings

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44. Although Siri was a sceptic of superstitious beliefs, he often wondered if the spirit of his father had returned within his son, he was five years old now and as tough as an old ironwood tree

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45. and ironically some superstitious killings

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46. He had an irrational, almost superstitious fear of that place

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47. Such bonny progress could only be a premonition of the perfect storm that was brewing, and the contrast between the amicableness of the first weeks cruising and the sudden psychopathy of the cyclone that struck the ship unawares only served to add to the superstitious misgivings of the sailors on board as the storm heightened

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48. Instead of calling on black students to fulfill the Great Commission, Bowen called fellow African Americans, as a group, a “raw, restless, dumb, stupid, stubborn, superstitious, and corrupted race

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49. “A fourteen-year-old grandmother!” When one of the masons told her that the house was full of apparitions and that the only way to drive them out was to look for the treasures they had left buried, she replied amid loud laughter that she did not think it was right for men to be superstitious

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50. Yes, they were ignorant and superstitious by modern standards but the men and women of ancient times were far from stupid

51. Given his superstitious nature instilled in him since he was a child, Feltus approached her with caution and sensed her “sight” behind the dark glasses that concealed her glossed-over eyes

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52. It was clear that she was quite superstitious about death and her proximity to it in this suite

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53. his own good, even if he was superstitious, but if all else failed, he would merely have no choice but to place him under house arrest until the matter was resolved, though that risked alienating the young man from him and his investigation

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54. Yaotl sprinkled some powder on the chacmool and a cloud of blue smoke hid him from the people for a few moments, he re-appeared, seconds later, from a doorway on the middle platform how he managed this in such a short time further impressed the superstitious onlookers, the drums and pipes began a steady hypnotic beat, rising and falling, the onlookers began to sway in time to the music, suddenly Yaotl threw his hands in the air and the music stopped, the hush that followed seemed to last an eternity then Yaotl began his chant, this put him in touch with the gods, and the gods told him the tasks that each of the coming of age candidates had to complete in order to be eligible to wear the butterfly breastplate of the Toltec warrior, without the breastplate no Toltec could call himself a man

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55. Silence that you could have cut with a knife descended upon the square; such was the power of this wizard over my superstitious kinsfolk

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56. Little did they know that inside the bag was a secret pocket in which Mini had hidden a silver knife gifted to her by a superstitious aunt as a good luck charm

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57. The collective mind of Roman Catholics was so infected with superstitious ignorance that

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58. But, despite periods of overwhelming ignorance and superstitious savagery, some people have stood like beacons in the dread of night to counter the mental affliction of mankind

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59. Let the true history of superstitious thought and ritual be known to all

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60. Superstitious beliefs, hostility, selfishness, competition and secrecy have all combined to set civilization back by thousands of years, and hasten ecologic damage proportionately

61. His return to the space time continuum at this juncture would be troubling to a species as superstitious as yours

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62. mistakenly thought we were extremely superstitious, and tried to create a reality based on a more primitive but symbolic connection to reality

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63. mostly out of a superstitious belief she had created

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64. It soothes the heart for a little season, but does no real good, and often results in bringing souls into a state of morbid superstitious bondage

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65. On no subject in Christianity has there been such an immense amount of superstitious error taught and held for nearly eighteen centuries

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66. "I, Victoria, do solemnly and sincerely, in the presence of God, profess, testify, and declare that I do believe that in the sacrament of the Lord's Supper there is not any transubstantiation of the elements of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ, at or after the consecration thereof, by any person whatsoever; and that the invocation or adoration of the Virgin Mary or any other saint, and the sacrifice of the mass, as they are now used in the Church of Rome, are superstitious and idolatrous

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67. “My Aunt Unni is also somewhat superstitious

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68. She wasn’t superstitious; however this number always haunted her in life, since her birth on the thirteen

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69. Many of the duties and rites of Islam are practices taken from the pagan Arabs especially that which occurs during the pilgrimage to Mecca with many superstitious act

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70. pers of an evil spirit he is deliberately manipulating the superstitious

71. The Mongols were a superstitious race, they had no organized public religion, but believed all sort of shamanism, oracles, magic and images

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72. The scientific age considers miracle have grown out of simple minded idea and superstitious people tricked into believing

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73. down, not worshipped as it usually is because of the superstitious as-

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74. ” Answered the assumed soldier, still he held the short sword between them but failed so far to venture closer, Byron could feel the subtle fear the superstitious man felt

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75. He gained courage as he approached, his steps light and barely audible on the sandy floor for a dramatic surprise entrance, rewarding him with the consumption of superstitious men’s fear

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76. Darek held a few doubts in his mind, thinking this could just be some superstitious nonsense

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77. People were very superstitious in mediæval times

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78. always been my general inclination to be turned off by superstitious notions

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79. selectively punish or grant special favors to some of us is based on nothing more than superstitious

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80. were a tad superstitious

81. Some of the crew welcomes these superstitious idols as really having the power suggested

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82. Spiritual science has heretofore been the football of the uneducated, the superstitious, the mystical, but men are now interested in definite methods and demonstrated facts only

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83. Ironic or superstitious?

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84. Oftentimes the crew would call him silly and superstitious

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85. She is not superstitious, nor is she afraid of the screaming man and his son before her

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86. so, I'm not really the superstitious type, and I

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87. During these formative years, they suggest to us what our goal(s) in life should be, what our focus should be, how we are expected to behave, their ideas of what is right and what is wrong, and so on, sometimes some of these suggestions and beliefs are backed with some superstitious consequences

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88. The rural Cretan folk were deeply superstitious

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89. The tribe were superstitious enough already, and Mandred liked to prey on that

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90. divested, however, of all superstitious, mythical, and

91. superstitious belief, and bigotedly intolerant of every

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92. with their followers, suffered for their superstitious

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93. superstitious enthusiasm, and blended politics with the

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94. And their scientific abstract reality will come crashing to the ground… And our new-fangled science will join all of the other superstitious realities of the old alchemy sorcerers… along with the superstitious realities of the old witch doctors, the superstitious realities of the old medicine men, the old prophets, the old wizards, the old gurus, the old sages… With a few specks of truth in it just enough to make it mildly interesting

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95. How should you interpret this? As superstitious nonsense? If this had happened in Ancient Rome, in a Roman sacred state ritual; the Romans would have become terrified, and known that something was seriously wrong with these kinds of portents for the future of America

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96. So finally… after the second time the Liberty Bell split almost in half… Americans grew a little superstitious

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97. You see, I am becoming superstitious and poetic and unreasonable and maybe, to a brain like yours, even unsavory and insipid

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98. Western Medical culture projects their sick, diseased state of existence inwards: and aims its hate and need to kill something at cells inside your body that you never knew existed, thousands of times smaller than you are… The superstitious rot of Western Medicine’s ‘fight against cancer’ is a perfect example of the irrational lunacy of its rationale and its religious dogma

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