Sentence examples for far fetched ideas from inspiring English sources

Of course they should object to some of the far fetched ideas put up by IT people or by civil servants in the Department of Health.

Many people are afraid of the new, however true innovation comes from the connection of two far fetched ideas that come together to create something entirely new.

Hey what used to sound like a far fetched idea, ($23 Billion/yr), sounds pretty damn reasonable to me.

George, exhilerated by his success, believed that his most trivial and far-fetched ideas were godlike.

Murakami is normally a master of rendering even the most far-fetched ideas strangely plausible, but here he stumbles.

As far-fetched ideas about the survey ricocheted around the Internet, they realized that manna was falling on them from heaven.

Gender-swapping, random GBH, implied incest, and sexual comedy all make an appearance – but none of these seem far-fetched ideas to me, and certainly not dystopian nightmares.

When he's low on cash, he sells off a hundred invisible-dog leashes at $20 apiece; boxes of them still sit in the basement, a testament to the tenacity of far-fetched ideas.

To paraphrase Neil Kinnock, far-fetched ideas become pickled into "a rigid dogma, a code, and you go through the years sticking to that, out-dated, misplaced, irrelevant to the real needs…" And you end in the grotesque chaos of a Labour MP – a Labour MP! – comparing himself to a taxi, to scuttle round promising ministerial contacts to corporate lobbyists.

However, these [even] more far-fetched ideas were a rarity.

It would be rash to assume that such far-fetched ideas will never be feasible.