Sentence examples for it seems far fetched from inspiring English sources
"Google's letter seems to make clear that they consider 'relevant end products' to be handsets and tablets - the key word here is 'relevant' and it seems far fetched that Google would intend that to cover other products like cars," he told the BBC.
It seemed far fetched 20 years ago but now it is clear that the air we breathe has an impact on life expectancy.
Seems far fetched right now.
A simultaneous project attempting to edit areas of press coverage no longer seems far fetched.
With broadband speed and digital technology improving all the time, the idea of having a cinematic experience in your front room no longer seems far fetched.
The notion that criminal behavioral strategies might be shaped by learning to produce long-term average rate maximization (Assumption 1) seems far fetched at first (but see Tremblay and Morselli 2000).
Given Scott's penchant for dramatics, it didn't seem far fetched that he'd been trying such a move.
That hypothesis may seem far fetched (and it probably is), but a note to PPP: It would be very easy to test with a split-form experiment.
In particular, Dr Belcher asked herself, could creatures build semiconductors like those used in electronic circuits?The idea might seem far fetched, but Dr Belcher thought that the reason it had not happened before could be that nature had never been given the opportunity to try.
They may seem far fetched and maybe these are just a fad, but it's slowly becoming apparent that with a combination of these lightweight personal travel aids, faster electronic scooters like the Gogoro, a whole world of electric cars and the much read about array of self-driving cars, mean that mobility is being redefined.
