Sentence examples for pretty far fetched from inspiring English sources

It's spicy, yes, but pretty far fetched.

I think this is a pretty far fetched leap from a global crisis to try to justify the existence of a company that is interested in producing and selling coal".

Expectations of a Copenhagen-inspired regulatory overhaul solving the problem look pretty far fetched with mega-polluter China saying right up front that it won't flatten carbon emissions before 2050.

But while filing a restraining order against an unmanned aerial system may still sound pretty far fetched, it's apparently conceivable enough the harrassment specter of some encroaching future to already be warranting discussion among federal agencies and privacy advocates.

That sounds pretty far-fetched to me.

This seems, however, like a pretty far-fetched workaround.

At first glance, Tom Leedham's race for the teamsters presidency appears pretty far-fetched.

On closer examination, the second idea seems pretty far-fetched too.

Despite Chandler's demand for greater realism, his own plots could be pretty far-fetched, and they're not always coherent, either.

The prospect of a multi-party government with a wafer-thin majority switching prime ministers after five months might sound pretty far-fetched.

The notion that a public company is going to take a transaction through two election cycles over a two-year period in these markets is pretty far-fetched.