Sentence examples for really far fetched from inspiring English sources

"If we have one area where 35,000 of these animals are huddled together, it is not really far fetched to think that you may have a smaller aggregation of the animals in close vicinity," said Horstmann-Dehn, who studies how walruses react and adapt to a changing climate.

But with new developments in quantum computing happening all the time, and Google's unprecedented and unparalleled access to data: is it really so far fetched?

The idea does not seem so far fetched, really.

That's really far-fetched".

The technologies that Mr Lovins champions are not really far-fetched.

"That sounded really far-fetched" to Homeland Security officials, he recalled.

I am always holding out hope for things that are really far-fetched".

When I started this, I said, 'If we can make ourselves obsolete in four years, that would be fantastic.' But that seems really far-fetched now".

What seems really far-fetched is an alleged affair that began when Backhouse — or the Backhouse-like character in this book — was washed and perfumed by eunuchs and called up to the 69-year-old Empress's bedchambers to perform like a slave girl in a harem.

Some of them will be really far-fetched, while others will seem to be more reasonable candidates for the actual possibility.

This might sound really far-fetched, but nevertheless the matter has drawn the attention of philosophers and a specific experiment has indeed been proposed, though at present the circumstances to execute the experiment are unfortunately not feasible.