larcenously

Mr. Ball states, "The premise glows with the innocence we forsook when Adam larcenously appropriated an apple from its rightful owner, the tree."

Nature Isn't the Preserve of the Left 2009

The premise glows with the innocence we forsook when Adam larcenously appropriated an apple from its rightful owner, the tree.

Naturalism Has Been Hijacked 2009

While all private enterprisers are righteous, all public bureaucrats are grafters, remember that someone could mention those larcenously talented unit managers at NBC.

How to Get Ahead: From an Address to the Yale Graduating Class Galbraith, John Kenneth 1979

The premise glows with the innocence we forsook when Adam larcenously appropriated an apple from its rightful owner, the tree.

Evangelical Ecologist Blog - Conservative Christians and the Environment 2009

Gem 2 - "... who would care about Pericles today had he not given a sublime funeral oration - as reported by General Thucydides, Retired - in which he reminded the Athenians that an empire like theirs, no matter how larcenously acquired, is a very dangerous thing to let go?

The Last Empire: Essays 1992-2000 (Vintage Paperback, 2002), by Gore Vidal 2008

“Why is it then that Mr. Stener charges Mr. Cowperwood with larcenously securing and feloniously disposing of a check for sixty thousand dollars for certificates which he had a right to buy, and which it has not been contested here that he did buy?

The Financier 2004

"Why is it then that Mr. Stener charges Mr. Cowperwood with larcenously securing and feloniously disposing of a check for sixty thousand dollars for certificates which he had a right to buy, and which it has not been contested here that he did buy?

The Financier, a novel Theodore Dreiser 1908