Sentence examples for totally far from inspiring English sources

If that sounds a bit like "Freaky Friday," you're not totally far off.

The idea that the Russian president would speak to Sir Elton is not totally far-fetched.

While Philadelphia will probably advance, a Devil comeback is not totally far-fetched.

When people hear what has been claimed about what I am supposed to have done, they will find it both astonishing, totally far-fetched and hair-raising.

To those who don't study occult symbolism, he concedes, it might all seem "totally far-fetched and ridiculous", but for those in the know "I was simply stating the obvious".

Sunday will be the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck hardest in Japan, and Mr. Kitajima is among those who have brought to New York's commemorations their direct witness of the unexpected, the statistically improbable, the totally far-fetched.

And, just as we dismiss that as totally far-fetched he comes up with something more unsettling.

Thus, the idea that a weak U.S. and global recovery with massive deflationary pressures and a severe financial crisis and massive corporate defaults will lead to a robust recovery of earnings and a sharp persistent bull-market rally in equities is totally far-fetched.

The diary is uncited, breathless, and spins a story that's totally far-fetched.

But the idea that Spencer might court some disgruntled white voters isn't totally far-fetched.

(When Mossbourne Academy, one of our local secondaries, decided to open another branch down the road, it was referred to for a long time as Mossbourne Academy 2. Kanye West recently bought ten Burger King franchises for Kim Kardashian as a birthday present – is it totally far-fetched to suggest he could buy her a chain of British state schools next time instead?).