Sentence examples for fetching to from inspiring English sources

(Or is she really a government agent?) Ms. Berry, who goes topless in one scene, is certainly fetching to look at, but her character makes absolutely no sense.

And that raises the uneasy revelation of this show, that abstract or figurative, the weakness of his work is the same: beautifully crafted, perfectly ordered but fetching to a fault.

I would also use the word "fetching" to her in the form of an appearance compliment as opposed to indicating the entire retrieval procedure of that evening's New York Post.

This faceted crystal, spouted mixing glass is just too fetching to pass up.

It would, it was said, be something other than the usual ad-lib assemblage of stream-of-consciousness riffs, drive-by insults, know-nothing japing, and self-referential preening that some Americans find so fetching (to judge from primary-vote totals) and ratings-worthy (to judge from the airtime the networks give him).

GUPTA The idea [of "Campaign"] didn't seem so far fetched to me.

Fewer cows were fetched to the AMS with more frequent alley scraping.

After keyword extraction, input documents and the document index are fetched to the Encryption block.

It doesn't seem too far fetched to believe that these two events are correlated.

The local oscillation maximizes if surface wind blows over the longest fetch to Tacloban.

Click "Fetch" to begin retrieving your SHSH blobs.