“far-fetched”造句，怎麼用far-fetched造句

He is the logical consequence of an ever more far-fetched recruitment process.

Creation of a mutually beneficial development ecosystem seems ambitious and promising, but could be far-fetched.

I suppose that's possible, but it seems rather far-fetched to me.

The idea that a dog could tell a red carpet from a housebreaking pad may sound far-fetched.

"Woman do" tells is the city "s prosperity, but it tells you the sharp, don" t pretend, it speaks thoroughly, not far-fetched.

Mr Steinmeier's chance of winning the election remains remote, but it is not quite as far-fetched as it was before.

Think how often we see lawyers constructing far-fetched theories on behalf of their clients or reporters misrepresenting themselves in order to gain access to good stories.

Given this history of far-fetched augmentation schemes, it's not entirely unfathomable that a plastic surgeon would one day realize the secret to enhanced breasts was hidden in a pair of love handles.

PLAYBOY: Knocked Up has been criticized for being too far-fetched. Could a stoned, unemployed slacker really hook up with a woman as hot as Katherine Heigl, even if she were blind drunk?

Other critics dismiss as far-fetched Mr Cain's claim that his dramatically lower rates would unleash such rapid growth that they would bring in as much revenue as the current tax code.

Does this sound too far-fetched?

Of course, this is a bit far-fetched.

The expectation that in these conditions profits will rebound strongly is quite far-fetched.

Generally elaborate metaphor and far-fetched allusions go with long and involved sentences of the periodic type.

But it is not far-fetched to hope that we can hold 45 or 46 of our current 49 Senate seats.

While this problem sounds a bit far-fetched, we've seen it in practice enough times to know that all tables should be in the same database unless there's a pressing reason otherwise.

That seems far-fetched.

The snack said to be women bag lover, may be most people feel far-fetched.

Even seasoned outside lawyers may waste their clients' time and money fighting over far-fetched hypothetical issues irrelevant to the business objectives of a transaction.

ZC: as we do not have as yet a good understanding of the lifestyle and hunting habits of this animal, imaging such a scenario would be a little far-fetched.

The very notion that truth would be checked by a consensus of passing conscientious browsers was far-fetched.

As for courting public support, this seems far-fetched.

While that may sound far-fetched, in the corporate market, sales of these "thin clients" have been growing at over 20 percent per year -- far outpacing the sales of PCs .