Sentence examples for far fetched for from inspiring English sources

So it was inevitable that something had to give – having two women with such qualities seems too far fetched for the writers of American TV so Karen disappears after she and Hal have to distract the Mechs during the raid that Mike stupidly ruined.

The call for Hamas - the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood - to act responsibly to "put an end to violence" and "recognize Israel's right to exist" is extremely far fetched, even for Obama.

"It's the responsibility of the government to create jobs and make them inclusive of age, gender, sexuality but for now that's far fetched," Quilicol said.

Given Scott's penchant for dramatics, it didn't seem far fetched that he'd been trying such a move.

She said of the nomination, "It's far beyond what I ever dreamed for – that would have been too far fetched".

This should help each member free their minds about things that were bothering them and to let each member of the family know what is happening so that if there is need for help, it would not be far fetched.

Far fetched or not, Ranum says, the technical difficulties involved with using Nortel equipment for cyber-espionage wouldn't quiet worries if the Chinese vendor were to buy Nortel's metro Ethernet division.

Seems far fetched right now.

"It does sound far fetched".

Maybe someday the Amazon analogy will not seem far fetched.

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