| What a fine omen for her profound mysticism and superstitiousness! |
| Whatever was spoken of he would bring round to the superstitiousness of old maids, or the petting and spoiling of children. |
| The accident that aroused it illustrates Indian superstitiousness. |
| The night of McCain's Florida victory, Graham, sipping a Baileys on ice, noted that McCain's superstitiousness was forcing him to remain on the campaign trail. |
| First of these qualities, superstitiousness, may be ascribed in large measure to geographical isolation. |
| Speaking of the superstitiousness of the Italians, he said that they universally believe in the influence of the evil eye. |
