Sentence examples for very far-fetched from inspiring English sources

It's not so very far-fetched.

"It was a very far-fetched piece," he says of the BBC's investigation.

The idea of using this for designer babies is very far-fetched.

In that (very far-fetched) scenario, Clegg's single-government rule doesn't seem to apply.

The idea that people might be reading us and thinking about us in that way would have seemed very far-fetched".

"The only way he could ever go to Dallas is in some sort of sign-and-trade, so that's very far-fetched.

That's really far-fetched".

Mr. Bartlett said it was "very far fetched" to assume that the buyer was knowingly helping Mr. Bush at a financially convenient moment for him.

But even seven years later when I began rowing at Staffordshire University, the idea of going to the Olympics and winning gold seemed very far fetched.

"With the economic and political balance now shifting to our part of the world, the idea of an Australian head of state who resides in Windsor Castle outside London seems very far fetched", Swan says.

"The concept seems very far fetched.