How To Use larcenous In A Sentence
- Indeed the upper echelons, who to the unenlightened merely appear as parasitic larcenous thugs, will have a tad more than the $5 being shoveled at those welfare recipients that curtsy correctly.
- For starters, ‘the giant stays alive’ and Jack goes back to the enchanted castle to fess up to his larcenous inclinations and allow the writers to explore more psychologically relevant themes.
- The second highest compliment she received was larcenous in nature: the (generally unauthorized) gesture of forwarding her emails to other people…
- Jet Li plays the part of Han Sing, doing durance vile in the Hong Kong lockup, taking the fall for his dad, Ch'u Sing (Henry O) who lammed out of Honkers for San Francisco, the Chinese fuzz hot on his larcenous heels.
- Unlike the good-natured bumbler from the Disney cartoon, this honey-happy bear is a manipulative, abrasive, self-indulgent schemer who is clearly unapologetic in his larcenous adventure. Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
- We should refer to foreign legislation and social harmfulness of crime and cancel the restriction of larcenous amount to judge the larceny.
- And profits were defended by courts, so they were not subject to the larcenous whims of the local sheikh or rajah.
- Among all races and classes, including the very rich, there are some people who have what might be called larcenous proclivities. FAT and MEAN
- I can add larcenious (for the more usual larcenous), aerious (which the 17th century used for aerial), and caesious. VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol III No 2
- And since they are the intelligent ones, they are able to cause trouble for the more larcenous politicians.
