Anybody superstitious?

Superstitious idiot.

I'm not superstitious.

I am not superstitious.

He's superstitious about it.

You superstitious or something?

Don't tell us you're superstitious.

Well, these people are very superstitious.

Just say I'm superstitious, that's all.

You may think me superstitious, but...

hordes of superstitious peasants and sundry morons

And at the time I was very superstitious.

Fear has brought you here, horrible, superstitious fear.

In truth, a magic sword? Or superstitious rumor?

All men, however highly educated, retain some superstitious inklings.

Ha. Thousands of ignorant, superstitious fools following a willo'thewisp.

Of course, you may think me superstitious. I think...

Ahah! Don't put the hat on the bed. Superstitious, Joe?

So from this small, superstitious, middle class neighborhood of my grandmother,

It obviously never existed... except in the minds of the superstitious.

This is a hell of a time to be superstitious. Come on.

This is more dangerous than any spell your superstitious mind could dream of.

For example, baseball players are notoriously superstitious when they're batting, but not so much when they're fielding.

On both the scientific and the Catholic view, whoever believed in vampires was regarded as superstitious and condemned as uneducated.

But it is doubtful yet whether Caesar will come forth today or no, for he is superstitious grown of late.

Then Paul stood in the midst of Mars' hill, and said, Ye men of Athens, I perceive that in all things ye are too superstitious.

So from this small, superstitious, middle class neighborhood of my grandmother, I was zoomed into this posh, international school in Madrid , where I was the only Turk.

In religion, folk religion, and superstitious beliefs, the correlation posited is often between religious ritual, prayer, sacrifice, or the observance of a taboo, and an expected benefit or recompense.

Little was done to investigate the legitimacy of these practices, as many foreigners believed that the native medical practices were pagan and superstitious and could only be suitably fixed by inheriting Western methods.