Sentence examples for sounds far fetched from inspiring English sources

I know it sounds far fetched, but seriously, you never know, and that's why they play the game.

I know it sounds far fetched but if you look at the timings of the sanctions and the rate of increase in the centrifuges and the increase in enrichment levels you will see what I mean.

If that sounds far fetched, join Barcelona fans at Camp Nou for a game against Real Madrid – you'll feel connected to the city in a way you wouldn't have thought possible.

If this scenario sounds far fetched, take a closer look at the accelerating epidemic in West Africa.

If you're doubting my credibility on this topic, fair enough -- I know it sounds far fetched.

Sify felt that the film was strictly for Mahesh's fans but praised Jagannadh's work saying that the "story sounds far fetched, demanding logic.

"It does sound far fetched".

"It may sound far fetched," says Sally Goddard Blythe, who is supervising the Birmingham study, "but the science is well established". Goddard Blythe is based at the Institute for Neuro Physiological Psychology INNPP) in Chester.

It may sound far fetched to be talking about this in 2014, but sceptics can look to the developments in the financial world where China rose to rival the biggest economic powers on the planet.

This may sound far fetched, but an earthquake fault that is primed and ready to go is like a coiled spring, and as geophysicist John McCloskey of the University of Ulster is fond of pointing out, all that is needed to set it off is – quite literally – "the pressure of a handshake".

It may sound far fetched, but under the shadow of the Alps, Dr Serge Cosnier and his team at the Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble have built a device to do just that.