Sentence examples for rather far-fetched from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The plot is thought-provoking, but rather more far-fetched than that of At Risk, and references to immigration have more threatening undertones.

It's important, today, faced as we are by any number of threats – including, clearly, the focus by Exeter's ruthless criminal masterminds on student belongings – to concentrate on practicalities and protection rather than far-fetched postulations, or principles.

Hearing about the persecution that preceded the physical attack on Mr. Filin in previous months — his car tires were slashed, his phones, email and Facebook page hacked, and he received numerous threatening phone calls — makes the fictional events of the film "Black Swan" and Natalie Portman's psychotic ballerina seem rather less far-fetched.

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.