Sentence examples for fetched to be from inspiring English sources

It may sound far fetched to be talking about this in 2014, but sceptics can look to the developments in the financial world where China rose to rival the biggest economic powers on the planet.

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Melanie was encouraged: all four editors agreed Hack was a riveting story with quirky characters, but the premise was too far fetched to be believable.

While trying to pick an object, a precondition for the activity is (DYAtMO_t(MOIDres_t)=RobotApproach_t) that requires the object the robot wants to fetch to be in the location the robot approaches.

"It is so far-fetched to be unbelievable," he said.

The commissioners apparently concluded that these accusations were too far-fetched to be taken seriously.

The lawyer, he said, thought the notion of relaying signals from space was too far-fetched to be taken seriously.

It's hard to come up with extrapolations of these discoveries that are too far-fetched to be ruled out.

I have tried trotting off a brisk synopsis, but synthetic breeziness makes it sound too far-fetched to be true.

It is not far-fetched to be concerned about ill-founded lawsuit being brought to use for publicity or even intentionally to disincentivize vaccine manufacturing.

And now a story that seemed too far-fetched to be a movie, let alone a documentary, will arrive in theaters on Nov. 5, bringing with it a lurid tide of sex escorts, fallen politicians and dark conspiracies.