Sentence examples for far fetched with from inspiring English sources

Expectations of a Copenhagen-inspired regulatory overhaul solving the problem look pretty far fetched with mega-polluter China saying right up front that it won't flatten carbon emissions before 2050.

Only 15 years ago this educational trajectory would've seem far fetched, with conversations about consent and same sex marriage being withheld until the seventh grade, if not later.

I think those speculations are far fetched, but with some of these tighter border controls in effect until middle of April and May, it is good to research your route and what is happening at the border.

Nothing too far fetched to begin with, but this creates structure, and in turn, leads to accomplishment which then turns into momentum.

"It's far fetched to compare it with bringing Germany into the mainstream after the war," he says.

(That part might sound far fetched to those unfamiliar with the new rules of national campaigns, but it's already happened a bunch of times).

Walter comes up with a far fetched story about the paintings representing the plight of post-war orphans in Germany.

Iannucci says the depiction of bureaucrats as bungling ninnies with oversized egos is not that 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.

Plibersek says the British prime minister David Cameron's remark overnight about the global security risks associated with Iraq sliding into a terrorist state is "not far fetched".

Discuss games like Grand Theft Auto with your child and explain that these games are very far fetched.