Sentence examples for particularly far-fetched from inspiring English sources

It seemed a particularly far-fetched dream in wartime.

But given the vast range of Bach transcriptions for combinations as unlikely as jazz trios and saxophone quartets, playing Bach on the mandolin doesn't seem particularly far-fetched.

But as we watch Mr. Liebling suspend a chat with the filmmakers to hunt for a missing chunk of crack, Mr. Pelletier's dreams seem particularly far-fetched.

In this quiet, picturesque suburb on the edge of the desert, firsthand suffering in the Sept. 11 attacks seems a particularly far-fetched and outrageous intrusion.

She duly takes the solemn, vainglorious position that no one has ever openly tackled this topic, which is — when the subject is the restlessness of conventional marriage — particularly far-fetched.

Mr de Blasio's plan to add a subway line in Brooklyn seems particularly far-fetched, given the state's decades-long struggle to complete a Second Avenue subway line in Manhattan.

Some aspects of the plot are far-fetched, particularly the family's extreme friendship with the local restaurant critic and a 50th-birthday dinner with guinea pigs and llama blood.

Personally, I find the second explanation rather less far-fetched, particularly as so many other Afghan prisoners in Guantánamo -- at least two dozen, including Abdul Razzaq Hekmati, who died in Guantánamo in December without being given the opportunity to clear his name -- were actively opposed to the Taliban, but were betrayed by rivals who had gained the trust of the Americans.

Other Nigerian officials have claimed in vague terms that US interference has forced them to revert to clandestine arms deals — a notion that arms experts whom VICE News consulted called far-fetched and conspiratorial, particularly considering the eagerness of countries like Russian and China to sell arms to Africa.

It seemed far-fetched.

This seems far-fetched.