Sentence examples similar to is a far fetched from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be a far fetched prediction to say this could be tied into the car's onboard computer and GPS system.

It would be a far fetched dream to talk of the use of student active learning and teaching methods without orientating teachers because most of them are not used to this way of teaching.

Bush delivering Palestine is a far-fetched notion.

"Suggesting that this tomb was the tomb of the family of Jesus is a far-fetched suggestion," he says.

The result is a "far-fetched, unfair, tasteless, disturbing, logical, coarse and very funny" romp, Dwight Macdonald said here in 1971.

Already the commissioner is floating the question of whether kickoffs should be eliminated in the name of safety – I don't think that is a far-fetched idea and I think there will be other ideas like it.

What ensues is a far-fetched comic conspiracy with a woman at the Italian Consulate in New York, eager to help him get around a whole prickly string of Catch-22's to make it possible.

What I would like to see happen is for just one reporter in the mainstream media who knows the truth about this to stand up and do the worthy and ethical thing and let Americans that there was collaboration and also that this is a far-fetched, despicable ad that misrepresents Gov. Romney's position".

How Elizabeth ends up there is a far-fetched tale: she wanders alone on the road after being turned away from a sinister motel in the middle of the night; Shelby accidentally hits her with her car, then brings her home for emotional and physical abuse.

Expecting to digest and understand everything in it in one afternoon is a far-fetched idea.

According to the open consent model, de-identifiability of genomic data is a far-fetched promise, therefore participants should be prepared to embrace the risks concomitant with genomic data sharing (Lunshof et al. 2008).