Sentence examples similar to a bit far fetched for from inspiring English sources

This might sound a bit far fetched at first hearing, but it used to work in the middle ages.

To actually talk of Islamic reform or revival in a global sense is a bit far fetched in this age and time when diversities of culture, nationality and intellectual predilections are so vast.

A ROBOT with dietary requirements might sound a bit far fetched, but a team of American researchers is developing a machine that will fend for itself by gathering biomass (wood, leaves and grass) to be used as a biofuel to run its steam-driven engine.

But that may be a bit far fetched.

[air kisses] Lady #2: [air kisses] My heli to East Hampton's leaving in 10!" seem a bit far fetched.

United had a way of playing and it has been … To think he would come in and change things and everything would be hunky dory overnight was a bit far fetched.

To say that there will be no PS4 because of a management change is a bit far fetched.

I know this might sound a bit far fetched but no word of a lie -- these two incidents occurred. .

Try not to take too much out of the book "Twilight" as lots of things in there are a bit far fetched and it is only one author's view of vampires anyway.

The arguement that your local teams will not be good enough competition is a wee bit far fetched, regionalising the leagues allows for shorter distances but it will be structured so teams of an equal level will still get the chance to play each other - some teams will still have to travel to some regional games but only 20/30 miles not in the case of some games hundreds of miles.

I just find it a little bit far fetched, I guess.