Sentence examples for far-fetched possibility from inspiring English sources

This is not a far-fetched possibility.

It's something I have always accepted as a real, if far-fetched, possibility.

This past season, when the battered Kansas City Chiefs arrived in New England to play the dominant Patriots, Jaworski entertained the far-fetched possibility that the Chiefs might somehow win ("I'm excited about Tyler Palko"), while Gruden was unable to hide his low expectations for the game ("I think the Kansas City Chiefs are in real trouble tonight").

At the time, it seemed a far-fetched possibility.

Faced with a once seemingly far-fetched possibility, they have begun pinning their hopes on an external event that would effectively apply the brakes to the legislative process.

These are not far-fetched possibilities.

His monologues, which wove exotic adventures together with mundane personal tales, philosophical musings, painful admissions of embarrassing behavior and a general amazement at how often life's most far-fetched possibilities actually occur, were sometimes anchored in Everyman pursuits.

Try to be thorough in your research and rule out far-fetched possibilities.

This is the fourth objective of BIOMEX: assessing the so-called "lithopanspermia" theory, a not-so-far-fetched possibility that life can be carried by rocks from one planet to another.

Quite what victory at Anfield next month would do for the profile of the sport in this country is anyone's guess but it would go a long way to proving that lifting the World Cup next year is not as far-fetched a possibility as it once was – particularly with Burgess, Bennett et al involved.

This is why, according to Craig, we have ended up with a concept of knowledge that sometimes denies knowledge to those who are clearly good informants e.g., when some far-fetched error-possibility is made salient even though the original function was to enable us to identify reliable informants.