| Adam was slightly telepathic, slightly empathic, slightly precognitive, and slightly telekinetic. |
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| I was reminded of that sci-fi movie in which Tom Cruise's future cop relies on precognitive visions to stop crimes yet to be committed. |
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| Nabokov decided to follow it scrupulously, and almost instantly he found himself brimming with precognitive powers. |
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| Dunne himself claimed to have had no fewer than eight precognitive dreams, including one in which he foresaw a headline about a volcanic eruption. |
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| From an early age, the child has strange dreams that border on the precognitive. |
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| Our precognitive grasp of those normative expectations is formed in the emotional registering of their breach, in the pain of their violation. |
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