Sentence examples similar to somewhat far fetched from inspiring English sources
It's spicy, yes, but pretty far fetched.
The Miu Miu show was adorable, if somewhat far-fetched.
A macabre (if somewhat far-fetched) accident abruptly ends Meadows's Scottish mission.
A somewhat far-fetched, melodramatic ending restores some self-esteem to Clayton.
"This may be a somewhat far-fetched reference to Doris," she said, "but I think it will be rather a good one".
Dr Angel admits that this is a somewhat far-fetched solution, and does not believe it would be attempted unless all other options had failed.
What's remarkable about the screenplay and the calculated, somewhat far-fetched plot is the dexterity with which Mr. Roos avoids small cliches to reinvigorate a larger one.
Microsoft is calling it "the UK's answer to Skype and YouTube" which seems somewhat far-fetched.
The instantaneous rejuvenation (r=0) of nodes, in the case of parallel rejuvenations, still seems somewhat far-fetched.
The idea that a government-issued phone that the FBI says Farook used to talk to co-workers would be used to openly facilitate an act of terrorism is somewhat far-fetched.
This somewhat far-fetched speculation is bolstered by the lone fact that the forum member knew the device's actual name – Rhodium – at least a month before the lineup was leaked.
