telekinetic

Towards the end of his life Crookes confessed that if he were able to begin again he would prefer to study telepathic phenomena - the direct transference of thought from one person to another - rather than the purely mechanical, or so-called telekinetic, expressions of psychic forces.

Man or Matter Ernst Lehrs

They include Karyn, described as a former stockbroker with a "corporate style" of reading people through spirits; the "telekinetic" Robin, who says that she predicted the death of Anna Nicole Smith.

Old-Time Luster 2007

Listed accessories include a detachable cape, a "telekinetic" dagger: ...a "nether-dimensional" whip: ...and a power base:

Archive 2005-09-04 2005

Listed accessories include a detachable cape, a "telekinetic" dagger: ...a "nether-dimensional" whip: ...and a power base:

Archive 2005-09-04 2005

He then cites Mr. Crookes 'observations on scientifically registered' telekinetic 'performances by Daniel Dunglas Home, he cites

Modern Mythology Andrew Lang 1878

Maybe they could use their brainwave sensors to build some kind of telekinetic musical instrument made with singing glass bowls?

The Globe and Mail - Technology RSS feed 2010

Maybe they could use their brainwave sensors to build some kind of telekinetic musical instrument made with singing glass bowls?

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

After all, no one has yet proven that the amalgamated desire of everybody else on the road to rid the left lane of Toyotas and Lexuses isn’t having some kind of telekinetic effect on their throttles.

dustbury.com » Wide-open twaddle 2010

His awesome telekinetic powers — blowing up tanks, building nuclear reactors in midair — are almost incidental to his bewildering metaphysical insights.

The Sorcery of Alan Moore 2009

He tries to reassure himself that he didn't just have telekinetic sex with this man.

Filth and Splendor: A Love Story Marshall Moore 2011