It's far fetched.

That sounds far fetched.

That seems pretty far fetched.

The dog fetched the ball.

The dog fetched the stick.

This assumption is not so far fetched.

That claim was even more far fetched.

Predictions of outright default are far fetched.

The problem, of course, is far fetched.

I don t think it s a far fetched notion.

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He fetched a few cushions to prop up her head.

This is a nightmare scenario, but it is not far fetched.

Why has the G 2 become so far fetched so fast?

But, both aesthetically and politically, the parallel is hardly far fetched.

And again, some of these may be far fetched, but I figured if there's anywhere to present far fetched ideas, it's here at TED, so thank you very much.

Neo conservative appeals to the example of the British Empire are far fetched.

'Father, Finnigan wants some tar fetched,' said the woman with the goloshes, coming in.

Although it's far fetched, the game really shows the workings of this unstoppable, huge system.

Levin dismounted and, tethering his horse by the roadside, went up to Titus, who fetched another scythe from behind a bush and gave it to Levin.

Now let a little water be fetched, wash your feet, and rest yourselves under the tree.

Dump that far fetched assumption and the cost could jump by a factor of ten or even 100.

An Oscar was probably a far fetched idea in any case, as the film isn't getting great reviews

Nor does the return of the Taliban in Afghanistan six years after their overthrow now seen too far fetched.

Moreover, Kant s idea of perpetual peace seems even less far fetched because no democracy has ever made war on another.

Moreover, Kant s idea of perpetual peace seems even less far fetched because no democracy has ever made war on another.

Be spectacular! like the Greek heroes, like Jason, who went across the sea with the Argonauts and fetched the Golden Fleece.

It is not entirely far fetched to assume that an Obama effect is having an impact on Israel s current international predicament.

This is not a far fetched scenario, and its realization would play havoc with the budgets of many indebted eurozone member states.

The idea of bringing back debtors prisons may seem far fetched, but it resonates with current talk of moral hazard and accountability.

And Levin saw with amazement that she again took up the knitting which she had fetched in the night, and recommenced work.

Abraham ran to the herd, and fetched a tender and good calf, and gave it to the servant. He hurried to dress it.

He wants you particklar no one else'll do, as the Devil's private secretary said ven he fetched avay Doctor Faustus, replied Mr. Weller.

The dystopian imperialist takeover Machado imagines may sound far fetched, but the essence of his point should not be written off as absurd or dotty.

That is a real concern and it's not far fetched to think that people can rent a room and sit up there and videotape a practice.

They both rose up, pushed Vasilissa out of the house and locked the door, crying Thou shalt not come in till thou hast fetched the fire.

The cost is yet another generation of Middle Eastern youth who will believe the worst about the US, no matter how far fetched the rumor or extreme the claim.

The doctor whom Levin had fetched, and whom he had found at a club, was not the one who had hitherto attended Nicholas, with whom the patient was dissatisfied.

Their opinions range from far fetched conspiracies in which Islamic sects other than the one they belong to are plotting their downfall to the belief that America hates Muslims, that its support of Israel is evidence of this, further proven by the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.

Thus, the idea that Y might turn out to be a latter day X defining the nature of America s international role in the twenty first century may not be far fetched.

Only the invalid himself did not show that desire, but on the contrary was angry because the doctor had not been fetched, and he continued taking medicine and talking of life.

But when the body is actually initiating a process and we're calling it a disease, it doesn't seem as though elimination is the right solution. So even to go from there, it's possible, although far fetched, that in the future we could almost think of cancer being used as a therapy.

It is not entirely far fetched to assume that Netanyahu finally calculated that if he wants more room to maneuver to deal with Iran, he must participate in the peace process with the Palestinians.

Such a possibility seems even more far fetched as long as the Iranian nuclear crisis remains unresolved and the Syrian crisis continues to widen the region s Shia Sunni divide (reflected in increased tension between Turkey and Iran).

But my hope is that what I relate to you reflects some of the dream, the desire to change, and the trust that this change is possible, as far fetched or painful as that dream might be.