Sentence examples for psychic control from inspiring English sources
Then you look up and see Kate from Hertfordshire flapping around some balloons, screeching Happy Birthday, all under the influence of mind-bending psychic control in hypnosis gameshow You're Back In The Room (Saturday, 8.20pm, ITV).
Mads Mikkelsen is constantly looming over Richard Armitage – sometimes, we can hear him speak but not see his mouth move, until a cut finds him transported between Dolarhyde's ear and the therapist's chair – and their performances are so good that even though Armitage is enormous and powerful, Hannibal has unquestionably gained psychic control over a poor, broken killer.
This means that the psychic has little control over what they are being spiritually guided to convey.
In Malacca, a psychic complains that birth control has made it impossible to tell how many children a client will have.
But when you consider that just about everyone goes through this, no matter how clean their houses or fancy their neighborhoods, you can focus your psychic energy on pest control.
"The theme is well chosen to explore and parse the stereotype that hovers most persistently about the Nordic peoples and their art: namely that of coolness, control and psychic remoteness," writes Ann Sass, director of cultural programs and chief curator of Scandinavia House, in the show's catalog.
And as he always does, Romney tried to bully the debate moderator, control the psychic if not physical space and write his own rules.
Nichols, like Bielek, was an electrical engineer, who says he worked with Bielek in the mind control and psychic aspects of the Montauk Project.
Outside, a salt-water rain has started, and the Doctor sees that another psychic ability has taken control of the snow from the Great Intelligence: the Latimer family, crying for Clara.
While the psionically gifted Volunteer urges the other XCOM soldiers to rush back to their transport and escape the doomed ship, the Volunteer stays behind, using the psychic gift to take control of the ship and fly it further away from the planet, finally causing it to self-destruct and save Earth, though at cost of [what was thought to be] the Volunteer's own life.
Julie Taymor's latest project explores the psychic toll of remote-control warfare.
