Felonious used in a sentence

Felonious in a sentence as an adjective

Granted we all make dumb mistakes at some point, but very few are felonious, and even fewer try to use it as a marketing avenue.

There are a few unjustly felonious fields-- nuclear power, stem cells, and recreational psychotropics are the ones that spring to mind.

My understanding is that they were trying to try him according to specific laws passed in NJ that would classify his alleged actions as felonious.

Even now, in my middle 30's, it's nearly impossible for me to get a tech job even though my felonious history was from when I was a teenager.

Hey guys let's all be co-conspirators in a planning and engaging in felonious activity on a public website.

Open/concealed carry is legal for every sane and non-felonious adult in many areas, gentleman and commoner alike.

If your friend can get his foot in the door - at any job - he'll have the opportunity to prove himself and may find that the disadvantage of a felonious past fades quickly into the background.

Do you know the cumulative cost of policing US roads, prosecuting offenders, and jailing the felonious vehicular offenders?

I think that once you charge someone with a felony for something that is pretty clearly not felonious, you basically eliminate the possibility of a middle ground.

[1913 Webster]Note: To constitute theft there must be a taking without the owner's consent, and it must be unlawful or felonious; every part of the property stolen must be removed, however slightly, from its former position; and it must be, at least momentarily, in the complete possession of the thief.

But:> The American of today, in fact, probably enjoys less personal liberty than any other man of Christendom, and even his political liberty is fast succumbing to the new dogma that certain theories of government are virtuous and lawful, and others abhorrent and felonious.