Sentence examples similar to fetched ideas to from inspiring English sources

Gender-swapping, random GBH, implied incest, and sexual comedy all make an appearance – but none of these seem far-fetched ideas to me, and certainly not dystopian nightmares.

Picking up a few scripting (bash, Perl or Python) and programming languages (Java or C) and mastering at least one, may not be too far fetched an idea to include in more ambitious curricula.

Both writers state that ideas to "soft-pedal" the issue were fetched to them, including eliminating Karma's lesbian kiss, having it off-panel, or Northstar never actually stating his sexual orientation.

The idea isn't quite so far fetched, according to a recent University of Washington study in which researchers successfully replicated a direct brain-to-brain communication between two people.

The studio, he said, bought the script to make sure nobody else would make a movie of it -- it was quite a fetching idea for a children's film, about a "baby King Kong" -- and because it didn't want any conflict with another gorilla film that it had in the works.

It is too far fetched to say it was alienated.

She fetched a thermometer to take my temperature.

I'm quite taken with the idea that he considers us social equals since the best of his prints fetch up to £10,000 at auction.

It could fetch up to $9m.

Sotheby's expects the canvas to fetch $18 million to $27 million.

The papers could fetch up to £800.