superstitious person

He was already the most superstitious person in the world - even without a book!

But this almost made her smile, because she wasn't a superstitious person.

"I'm not a superstitious person, but somebody is looking over me," he said.

A superstitious person might set such things down to bad luck, and quit.

She was not a superstitious person, or even a religious person.

Dolly is not the only superstitious person, Brian thought.

"Such tales are common, they spread quickly among superstitious persons.

She is an atheist, but considers herself a spiritual and superstitious person.

I am not by nature a superstitious person.

Even for a deeply superstitious person like my niang, it seemed a little scary.

Others - superstitious persons, of course - believe that I have actually achieved my dream."

I'm not one of those superstitious persons who thinks a servant can't think because his skin is pale.

A superstitious person would have thought that somehow the little carving had wanted to stay in Thulahn.

"You know, if you were a superstitious person, you'd never say that.

The compulsively superstitious person is also very often a serious believer in fate; that was the case with Perry.

I'm kind of a superstitious person.

"I'm not a superstitious person," Lamoriello said bluntly.

She was not, by nature, a superstitious person, but his almost cabalistic absorption in these ceremonies in the dark unnerved her.

She had to see Damon Rhys's new screenplay: She was not a superstitious person.

Nevertheless, I slipped one hand under the coat and pressed my fingertips against the grip of the pistol as a superstitious person might touch a talisman.

Thanks to Daoud's preposterous stories, superstitious persons had become convinced that the parasols had additional magical powers.

Heaven, heavenly, a superstitious person's reference to the gods, Buddhas, or immortals; or to the worlds where they live.

But even a superstitious person would have been disarmed by the sight of the little town of Shadowkill, which Truth finally reached some forty minutes later.

Aragonés, apparently a superstitious person, made known his dislike for Spain's away kit which they had to wear during the crucial semifinal match against Russia.

Some superstitious persons believed him the spirit of a departed Ursa Major, and others of his fraternity welcomed the animal as a favorable omen.