Sentence examples similar to a far fetched plan from inspiring English sources

Walter comes up with a far fetched story about the paintings representing the plight of post-war orphans in Germany.

"Don't let a far fetched, McCarthy-like Guilt by Association argument be made up," Ficker wrote in an email.

Considering the risks involved in this industry usage of completely autonomous robots, first without achieving very high reliability, is still a far fetch choice.

The search giant's first product for the DNA age is Google Genomics, a cloud computing service that it launched last March but went mostly unnoticed amid a barrage of high profile R&D announcements from Google, like one late last month about a far-fetched plan to battle cancer with nanoparticles (see "Can Google Use Nanoparticles to Search for Cancer?").

It's still a far-fetched plan (one they may be unlikely to do), but if they positioned themselves correctly, it could be interesting.

It may sound like a far-fetched plan, considering the longstanding difficulties that the anti-Trump forces have encountered so far, not to mention Trump's apparent strength in California, as well as in other upcoming states.

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. .

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.

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