Sentence examples for was far fetched from inspiring English sources

Doobay said another suggestion that he be smuggled out in a "diplomatic bag" – usually used to carry post and papers – was far fetched.

William C. Banks, a specialist on national security law at Syracuse University, said that the memorandum shed critical light on the Bush administration but that it was "far fetched" to think it might be used to overturn convictions of soldiers for abuse at Abu Ghraib or elsewhere.

So excited!" The double sculls champion admitted that a return to top-level rowing was "far fetched" but "not impossible".

The thought of becoming a doctor anyone was far fetched," Maurice said.

After these comparisons Dawson confirmed that the storyline was planned ahead of the media coverage of the case, adding that he thought the storyline was "far fetched", adding that due to the storyline being a "sensitive" issue it was likely to cause controversy.

After their Prada deconstruction, the notion may not be far fetched.

Under such circumstances, the idea of the new city, as proposed by the government-appointed delegates, is far fetched.

"It's far fetched to compare it with bringing Germany into the mainstream after the war," he says.

"The idea that he came here in order to go out on the beach and pick cockles himself is far fetched".

A federal initiative in infrastructure spending is far fetched.

"The notion that criminals are sensitive to that kind of change in law is far fetched," he says.