Sentence examples for as a witchcraft from inspiring English sources

While Wicca started out as a witchcraft religion, many modern day Wiccans only observe the religion for its nature worship.

He appeared as an expert witness in a witchcraft trial in Bury St Edmunds, and testified that some young girls who, he said, undoubtedly had things medically wrong with them, were also bewitched.

Historically, glamor was as distrusted as witchcraft.

They're probably right but I've read up on the concept and it sounds as ridiculous as witchcraft unless you think water cures everything.

Catemaco is known throughout Mexico as a center for witchcraft and, to the dismay of some hard-core practitioners, magic has become a big tourist draw.

The cultural references in the Sechs Gesänge are various - a quotation from Goethe (the witch scene on the Brocken from Faust, a sort of in-joke on my academic research as a historian on witchcraft); a dedication to Giacometti for the praying mantis song; a song set in a cave where the Ebola virus has its mythic origin; echoes of Kavafy in Cäsarion.

(And lately he had been even luckier, becoming a Christian, a force he embraced as a counter to witchcraft -- though he could never again visit his family's ancestral village, where, he explained, the traditional priests would cast spells and kill him as punishment for his conversion).

Rowan was regularly planted close to Highland houses as a protection from witchcraft.

I don't know if my links to the student movement were enough to get me kicked out they didn't really bother to explain but it seems many in the Labour Party machinery view any kind of extra-parliamentary politics as a form of witchcraft.

An intended Q-method (Brown 1996) was abandoned as some villagers perceived it as a form of witchcraft (fanafody gasy; see Evers 2005).

Rebellion against the Truth of the Gospel as found in the Bible is described in the Bible as a form of "witchcraft".