Far-fetched Sentence Examples

While some of his tools are a little far-fetched, many are actual tools of the trade.

She still found the idea far-fetched.

I know it probably sounds a little far fetched.

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The style is far out, but not far fetched.

Although it may seem a bit far-fetched that a concealer product can possibly hide your tattoo, do remember that celebrities and models have been using these types of formulas for red-carpet occasions and photo ops.

The settings allow for anything to be possible yet at the same time not seeming too far-fetched.

When water is near and a weight is missing it is not a very far-fetched supposition that something has been sunk in the water.

It might be a little far fetched to say that a lime green handbag can sustain your optimism for the entirety of your trip, but it's certainly a striking piece of fashion.

She nodded and accepted Evelyn's far-fetched explanations just as she might nod and temporarily accept the equally unreal world of Star Wars.

But this is decidedly far-fetched; du Junca would naturally refer specially to Pignerol, the fortress with which Saint-Mars had been originally and particularly associated.

Many strange places with stranger names are visited, some of them offering obvious satire on human institutions, others, except by the most far-fetched explanations, resolvable into nothing but sheer extravaganza.

Strange shapes of hills and rocks, rare plants and animals, unusual faces and figures of men, questionable smiles and expressions, whether beautiful or grotesque, far-fetched objects and curiosities, were things he loved to pore upon and keep in memory.

This comparison, though far-fetched, is certainly more reasonable than the common name "coral-insects" applied to the polyps which form coral.

I for one did not actually expect to find the Tower of London infiltrated by anyone, however benevolent; the notion seemed far-fetched.

It all sounds a bit too far-fetched, right?

Soldiers of Gwent A last, somewhat far-fetched explanation combines the above ones.

However, the latter possible errors are rather far-fetched.

A Swansea escape seems so far-fetched, however Hollins is refusing to throw in the towel.

The theory that doom-laden warnings are being used to scare the public into the Labor fold appears far-fetched.

Now I know Jesus ' coming again may sound far-fetched to you.

Nearly all of them activate utterly discordant ' sympathetic resonances ' within my awareness; they seem to me altogether too far-fetched!

Nearly all of them activate utterly discordant ' sympathetic resonances ' within my awareness; they seem to me altogether too far-fetched !

While he is sometimes self-loathing and sometimes self-exalting, his adventures are far fetched enough to be interesting but not so far fetched that kids can't imagine themselves in Greg's shoes.

But with the current trend in gaming and the pattern established by the lovelorn age of gamers, it isn't as far fetched as you may think.

This term "technology" may sound loaded where footwear is considered, but it is not that far fetched when you consider what goes into the design of a humble cleat.

The stories of miracles, of prophesy, etc, are all pretty far-fetched.

I know this is far-fetched and I'm probably only fantasizing because I'm so pissed off at that son of a bitch Fitzgerald in general.

It just seemed a bit far-fetched, floating away like Noah without the animals.