Sentence examples for a pretty far fetched from inspiring English sources

I think this is a pretty far fetched leap from a global crisis to try to justify the existence of a company that is interested in producing and selling coal".

But while filing a restraining order against an unmanned aerial system may still sound pretty far fetched, it's apparently conceivable enough the harrassment specter of some encroaching future to already be warranting discussion among federal agencies and privacy advocates.

Expectations of a Copenhagen-inspired regulatory overhaul solving the problem look pretty far fetched with mega-polluter China saying right up front that it won't flatten carbon emissions before 2050.

It's spicy, yes, but pretty far fetched.

This seems, however, like a pretty far-fetched workaround.

"What is it?" "Are we sure there isn't a God?" "It's a pretty far-fetched idea, don't you think?" "I have the strongest feeling that he's still alive somewhere".

It seemed like a pretty far-fetched suggestion: history does not suggest that Peter Kropotkin's vision of a revolutionary egalitarian society was predicated on Skepta getting a tattoo of a circled A on his leg.

"That's a pretty far-fetched rumor," Rita Burris, a spokesperson for the Indianapolis fire department, told me.

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.

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