Sentence examples similar to far fetched concern from inspiring English sources
Now, in 2016, Honda says it's not a far-fetched concern that what happened to him and his family "could happen again" -- only this time to Muslim Americans.
These are not far-fetched concerns.
Many describe the series of news articles that resulted from Snowden's leaks as a seminal moment, when their more far-fetched concerns about privacy could no longer be so easily dismissed as tin-foil-hat paranoia.
Far-fetched, crazy ideas stimulate excitement, concern, anger, and – most importantly – creativity.
Some of the theories touted seem a bit far-fetched, unless of course your concern over your toddler being able to swipe really does mask your fear of children.
More than a few Democrats expressed concern, albeit far-fetched, that someone would seek to suspend the city's term limit statute, so that Mr. Giuliani could stay in office.
Talk of "mission creep" may seem far-fetched, but there are real concerns that once your DNA sample is stashed in some lab somewhere (these by the way are private companies and you are unlikely to know anything about them), who knows what it will be used for in future.
Its concerns are hardly far-fetched.
A green movement, at least as concerns trash, seems far-fetched.
But his cloud concerns are not completely far-fetched.
That worry isn't far-fetched.
