Sentence examples for far stretch from from inspiring English sources
None of the science in the book is a far stretch from something that would be possible, and some of it is very firmly based in things we already know or people who have already lived.
Not a far stretch from the way scientists look for evidence.
It is a far stretch from the Rift Valley to Monte Carlo, the tax haven of the ultrarich.
This is a far stretch from the 1950s and 60s, when mainstream success almost required an active political stance.
ACCURACY -- Calling the Democrats solely responsible for all recent tax increases is a far stretch from the facts.
CLAMART, France —The street is typical French suburbia, gray and peaceful, a far stretch from the narrow sidewalks, rooftops and, in the early 20th century, the artists' studios of Montmartre, but only a few kilometers from Paris.
Olympic organisers are already conditioning the Serpentine swans to feed in a stretch of water far from the open-water swimmers – and so Payne is likely to be spared an encounter with an irritable swan to place alongside her outlandish catalogue of open-water companions.
Before discussing some of the findings, it is important to acknowledge that the experiments may seem a far stretch away from what is typically published under the title of phage therapy.
We need to give an early warning to countries on the birds' routes". Rangers at Qinghai Lake and local guidebooks say the birds will head to southern China, but international organisations suggest they will migrate across a far wider area, stretching from breeding grounds in Russia during the summer, down to wintering areas in south-east Asia and India.
Shafafa is a problem; it is too far a stretch from "alfalfa," and no slang term or Old Norse derivation offers a clue.
