Sentence examples similar to far fetched issue from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he itemises the countless cameo activities that kept Bowie engaged with pop culture, even if it's a bit far fetched to suggest that the issuing of the infamous Bowie bonds in 1997 was "as much a work of art as anything he did".

After these comparisons Dawson confirmed that the storyline was planned ahead of the media coverage of the case, adding that he thought the storyline was "far fetched", adding that due to the storyline being a "sensitive" issue it was likely to cause controversy.

So trying to simultaneously raise $30 billion to take over Yahoo seems more than far fetched.

So excited!" The double sculls champion admitted that a return to top-level rowing was "far fetched" but "not impossible".

While that might seem like a far fetched strategy in the halls of the Senate, the message that Democrats have been neglectful on the issue of immigration is already resonating on the ground.

If you're doubting my credibility on this topic, fair enough -- I know it sounds far fetched.

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.

But that may be a bit far fetched.