Meanings of vague movement in English

It was but a vague movement in that commonplace, unmysterious region, his mind!

Making a vague movement of his skinny hand, he walked feebly but quickly to the door.

He could not, by any contrivance, think closely enough; that was the meaning of his vague movement.

A cold wind blew down the street and the sky was full of vague movement of dark clouds.

There was presently a vague movement under the horse-blankets, and after a minute's struggle a pale yellowish face became visible.

A turn of the lane shut off all view; and again, she had that curious sensation of a vague movement back among the evergreens.

In the wood a breath of wind stirred the leaves; the shadows and the fretted lights shifted and swung; all was vague movement and change.

Under our glasses this vague movement took form and human shape: men rose, fell, ran, rushed on in waves, broke, recoiled, crumbled away and disappeared.

He could not even see Guido's head, only the hunch of his shoulders, and some vague movement in the garden beyond, children running, crying out.

Overhead, from his aunt's bedroom, vague movements were perceptible.

Bessie could hear vague movements, but nothing more.

Confused voices were audible, seemingly from all around him, together with a sound of vague movements.

He sees a race long stagnant, stretching its giant limbs with the first vague movements of returning life.

You'd think those wandering vague movements of his hands and arms and legs and head were meaningless, but they weren't.

Within the room he heard only vague movements, and now and then Capper's voice, sharp and distinct, giving a curt order.

Vague movements were apparent through the long grass, from which we conjectured the raiders were hastening back with news of Diable's capture.