Sentence examples similar to fetched argument from inspiring English sources
Professor Tribe makes a similarly far-fetched argument that the Clean Power Plan violates the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment, which protects private-property rights.
Why put out a far-fetched argument about the terms of the contract, which is just going to get you in trouble with other customers (and lead to some new language in the next confirmation)?
It is a challenging, even far-fetched, argument to make at a time when the United States is pulling its last soldiers out of Iraq — scrambling the calculus of players in the region — and when it is not offering to rescue Greece or other debt-ridden European countries.
"Don't let a far fetched, McCarthy-like Guilt by Association argument be made up," Ficker wrote in an email.
After an argument with Njeri, he became enraged, and fetched an AK-47.
Ms Wallace told Bristol Crown Court Mr van Dongen fetched a bottle of acid from the kitchen during an argument the day before he was allegedly attacked.
There is one other defense of the utility of inversion scenarios in anti-functionalist arguments, namely that some of them are biologically possible and hence not as far fetched as scenarios containing zombies or thinking rocks.
The argument that producing an estimate of the number is in itself a violation of privacy, is I think a far fetched argue has been made for years.
They fetched nearly $11.5m.
