Sentence examples for form of voodoo from inspiring English sources

Experts estimate that about 60 million people worldwide practice some form of voodoo.

And the maniacs who set fire to the economy with their incendiary financial instruments (yet another form of voodoo) were hot to privatize Social Security.

"That's lucky!" the man cried, and the Minister, yanked from his memories, began to fear that some form of voodoo was at work.

According to scholars, up to half of all Haitians practice some form of voodoo, often in conjunction with Catholicism, which intermingled with the belief systems of enslaved West Africans when Haiti was a French colony.

In some cases, bad SEO firms will offer explanations to you that make it sound like SEO is some form of voodoo.

He didn't write code or hack or practice some other form of computer voodoo, he just added another digit to his account number in a Web page address and found himself looking at another person's account statement.

A broad religion with millions of faithful and countless forms of worship, voodoo incorporates some African belief systems with aspects of Catholicism and is known for its saints, its ceremonies, and, unfortunately, its sensationalization, Ms. McAlister said.

Being in Kentucky, there is no shortage of backwoods yokels lined up to chant Bible verses, sing hymns and engage in other forms of fundamentalist voodoo in support.

Thousands of Yoruba slaves were also taken to the Caribbean, where elements of their religion formed the basis of voodoo rituals.

Western atheists may deride what they see as authoritarian and intolerant aspects of Islam, the Hindu worship of deities in animal form, voodoo or the zanier tenets of oriental mysticism.

Passing the (lost) buck onto God or karma or voodoo dolls is a form of hubris.