Sentence examples for rather far fetched from inspiring English sources

The Governments of the world might try to deflect the comet; however, such plans are rather far fetched.

Charles Dickens published an account of the murder in his magazine All The Year Round after initially rejecting it because he felt the story to be too well known and the account of the stepmother's dreams rather far-fetched.

This scenario is rather far-fetched.

certainly, it seems rather far-fetched).

The notion of North Korea as a cockpit of Sino-American co-operation seems rather far-fetched.

This causes the wolves and the vamps to join forces to protect Bella, and to me seemed rather far-fetched.

Rather far-fetched, it was entertaining in the sub-Hitchcock style that characterised his work in cloak and dagger movies.

Given the difficulty that the parties had reaching a "grand bargain" on a 10-year spending plan, that seems rather far-fetched.

They have come up with some rather far-fetched theories to explain how an insect that lives in a pond winds up in resin on a tree.

To American eyes this may seem rather far-fetched, but this comes from a deep-rooted historic and cultural experience of the three nations in northeast Asia".

If you've spent any time listening to Giants Coach Tom Coughlin — and it takes only about five minutes or so — the idea of his appearing on a show that appears on Comedy Central seems rather far-fetched.