mind-controlled adj.

Anton York willed himself out of his hypnotic state of bodily suspension. Mind-controlled relays turned on the various mechanisms that supplied heat, air, and artificial gravity.

He launched his ultimately lethal weapon, the Worsel-designed, Thorndyke-built, mind-controlled projector of thought-borne vibrations which decomposed the molecules without which thought and life itself could not exist.

Here in this world of motile mind-controlled force we can shape our thoughts into things about us.

With the mind-controlled teleporters, he was able to bring to his office chairs, filing cabinets, anything that was normally needed during the day and he didn’t have to move a tentacle.

What has happened, a time twist? Or are we now mind-controllled?

His own stories include a number of novels, among them Hell’s Pavement (US 1955), which tells of an oppressed, mind-controlled society in the twenty-first century.

If I wipe out the schematics and certain irreplaceable pieces of manufacturing apparatus—fleck-etchers, photonic alloying machines, mind-controlled micromanipulators—no one will ever build the Guderian device here.

This one’s got it all: high adventure, romance, booze, mind-controlled zombies, and, worst threat of all, meddling aunties.

Much harder was the physical effort, helping her enter places where Gillian Baskin had hidden the secretes, working with a mind-controlled Suessi to steal them, then having both agents smuggle out the material by separate routes.

Putta really didn’t like annoying people / beings / creatures / mythical mind-controlled assassins / octopus monsters—even though it seemed that he almost always did.