Sentence examples for superstition spread from inspiring English sources

Another common superstition spread by extremists is that vaccination is an attempt to avert the will of Allah.

But playing on the fears of desperation and superstition has spread elsewhere.

One widely spread superstition is that Friday the 13th brings bad luck.

Accused of being an unregistered religion, spreading superstition and defrauding people, official organisations – crucially – attempted to suggest it was a politically motivated organisation, suggesting the real motive for the crackdown: the perceived threat it posed to the Communist party by its massive appeal.

Chinese officials are concerned about the spread of superstition.] 8.

Over the weekend, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad slammed the octopus for "spreading Western propaganda and superstition".

Ignorance, superstition, distrust, rumors and jealousy obstructed the spread of Western Medicine in China in those days.

We may have stopped forwarding them years ago, but the chain email never really died: It just migrated to Facebook, where its copy-paste offspring continue spreading rumors, superstitions and lies.

She explained how a combination of superstition, negative experiences and conspiracy theories about Dutch healthcare spread in the community and made her more hesitant to visit a GP.

The training was to ensure that evidence based IPC practices were put in place to counteract rituals, myths and superstition which surrounded the community and healthcare workers (HCW) with increasing spread of Ebola; to clear the confusion created by the several organisations teaching different methods of IPC.

His comments about spreading out vaccine doses come from the annals of superstition, rather than informed views.