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Meanings of very movement in English

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Usage of very movement in English
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Mrs. Leighton gasped and arrested herself in the very movement of welcome.
Through stained glass / A Novel
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But the very movement of the will is an inclination to something.
Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) / From the Complete Americ...
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Wellington's left had crossed the Adour, but that very movement separated it from the right.
Deeds that Won the Empire / Historic Battle Scenes
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She drew her hand away from my clasp, yet the very movement seemed to express regret.
Gordon Craig, Soldier of Fortune
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He is oblivious to my; very movement.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
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This strikes me as having the very movement and all the delicious whimsicality of a school-boy's troubled dream.
Essays on Scandinavian Literature
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His very movement as he hurried to place a cushion for Grace sent a little shiver down her back.
The Captives
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These last two lines have the very movement and note, the deep heavy plunge, the still swirl of the water.
Essays in Little
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The very movement of the stone, seen in the successive positions of the tangent to the trajectory, is stationary to our view.
A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson
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The very movement which was caused by his passage displaced them in all directions, and cast them down every where in ruins.
Cord and Creese
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His hand, expectant of this very movement, caught the assailant's wrist, and, with a quick jerk, brought him half-way across the table.
The Lure of the Mask
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As Katenka bent over the caterpillar she made that very movement, while at the same instant the breeze lifted the fichu on her white neck.
Childhood
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Society is telling us to hate the very movement that brought us out of the kitchen and into the world, and I'm tired of it!
Feminist dot com
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Her very movements seemed to express the natural physical enjoyment of exercise.
Robin
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You feel it-thevery movements now commenced in respect to Japan bear witness to it.
Select Speeches of Kossuth
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These very movements seem to me to argue buoyancy.
The Captain of the Kansas
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