Sentence examples for as less far-fetched from inspiring English sources

Others see it as less far-fetched.

Then there are the longer-term dreams, which may sound less far-fetched as each landmark in space travel grows nearer.

Personally, I find the second explanation rather less far-fetched, particularly as so many other Afghan prisoners in Guantánamo -- at least two dozen, including Abdul Razzaq Hekmati, who died in Guantánamo in December without being given the opportunity to clear his name -- were actively opposed to the Taliban, but were betrayed by rivals who had gained the trust of the Americans.

But with religious sensibilities heightened, and with mild-mannered preachers regularly blasting American policy, the voice of Osama bin Laden, heard again this week as he called on Muslims to fight "allies of the devil", sounds less far-fetched.

As for his proposal for an all-Earth, all-the-time satellite, that is seeming less far-fetched than when Mr. Gore first raised it in March 1998.

"I realize people think a tunnel across Westchester is far-fetched, but the more they learn about it, the less far-fetched it is".

There are two advances that make cryonics a little less far-fetched that it once was.

Your characters will be less far fetched and more present-day, "ordinary".

The idea of umbrella-as-weapon is not as far-fetched as it may seem.

This is not as far-fetched as it sounds.

(That may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.