Sentence examples for based on the superstition from inspiring English sources
Kelly and Phyllis later find the ring and decide, based on the superstition of finding a lost ring, that it is evil and must be destroyed.
The emphasis on evidence-based disciplines such as neuroscience and psychology suggests that the school's approach is based on the rigours of science rather than the superstition of church or crystal ball.
One need not scrutinize the writings of the framers too closely to find the general sentiment echoed by Washington that the "foundation of our empire was not laid in the gloomy age of ignorance and superstition" but rather based on the "researches of the human mind" (June, 1783).
This theory no longer considered valid was based on the view that the "ancient Daoism" of the mystics antedated the "later Neo-Daoist superstitions" that were misinterpretations of the mystics' metaphorical images.
From the search for answers to these questions arose a new epistemology, based on the empiricism and scepticism of science, which came to prevail over the forces of religion, tradition and superstition.
From the search for answers to these questions arose a new epistemology, based on the empiricism and skepticism of science, which came to prevail over the forces of religion, tradition, and superstition.
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We are in the birth-throes of a global move beyond "capitalism", beyond "communism", beyond the fatalism of understandings based on ignorance, superstition and divisive belief systems (theories, ideologies).
On occasion, a boy's entire genitalia are removed by villagers based on ancient superstition.
