Meanings of become superstitious in English

For people, who place religion in particular forms, must unavoidably become superstitious.

He would even have cherished hopes for her, except that he had become superstitious.

Had not art become superstitious and infidel and missionless?

If you're out of control of a situation -like with ratings -you become superstitious.

But Raskolnikov had become superstitious of late.

But in the region of the front everyone you meet has become superstitious, if that is the word you choose.

Or they may become superstitious, and continue to say prayers as the poor Indian mutters his incantation to keep off the witches.

S. As if, for instance, a man believing that Zeus loves him less than he really does, should become superstitious and self-tormenting.

Her priests would fail to console her, and she would become superstitious, and resort to clairvoyants and mediums for the solution of the torturing mystery.

Under the influence of great fear, almost everybody becomes superstitious.

I think you are becoming superstitious. He watched her closely to see what effect the speech would produce.

He became superstitious, and looked for the smallest sign-thecrackling of the fire, a chance word-togive him an assurance that the letter would come.