Examples of using Far-fetched in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Really, it's not that far-fetched.
I did a little reading and I realized it wasn't that far-fetched.
This idea sounds rather far-Fetched. Well.
It's a little far-fetched.
Well, it's not that far-fetched.
I know for some of you this sounds really far-fetched.
It does sound a bit far-fetched.
Captain, so far we have obeyed every order, no matter how far-fetched.
It's not far-fetched.
It's not that far-fetched.
This may sound far-fetched, but I will give you an example below from my own work,
What began as a far-fetched claim that we are not a real family has descended into an attempt to deny documented reality.
It can seem a little far-fetched though sometimes, making grand assumptions out of tiny details.
You think this far-fetched scheme of yours to put me in jail will make you feel important?
Today the majority of us view the concept of demonic possession to be a little far-fetched.
months after that interview, the dream of a normal existence for Kobani's residents has never seemed so far-fetched.
Such a postulation linking diet and the scourge of degenerative diseases may seem far-fetched, until one reflects upon some basic biological facts.
Who were those Sages who had the courage to prohibit the sounding of the shofar on Shabbat owing to such a far-fetched concern?
Jules Verne- and other early science fiction pioneers- wrote what was then considered to be far-fetched stories about the exploration of the moon and the planet Mars.
He did pay me a visit at one point. Began to spin some far-fetched tale about his mistreatment.