Examples of using Farfetched in English and their translations into German
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That's a bit farfetched.
Farfetched, farfetched is what you are promised.
Isn't that a little farfetched?
But a little farfetched for my taste.
It does sound a little farfetched.
Farfetched, farfetched is what you are promised.
This is not some farfetched thought.
Again… I understand that this story seems extremely farfetched.
Some might be a bit farfetched but many more are striking.
But that seems even more farfetched.
There is no hierarchy of priests, no farfetched abstractions, no complicated rites or rituals.
Don't you think it's a little farfetched.
Some of the features Panin used seem to be farfetched and one asks if there is anything behind them.
Many scientists consider these biblical predictions farfetched.
Seemed farfetched to me, too, until I found out that Victoria just moved back to the area to sell her sculptures.
You have uncovered some interesting facts, but your interpretation is farfetched.
And however farfetched a global currency may sound, recall that before World War I, ditching the gold standard seemed equally implausible.
The claim of being the oldest house in town might be a little bit farfetched.
In the light of Iraqi nationalism that crosses sectarian boundaries,it is farfetched to consider the Iraqi Shia merely proxies of Iran.
Satan didn't completely understand the story, and it seemed pretty farfetched.
We have spun six castles out of the air that aren't actually all that farfetched-- keep reading to see which one is your version of a golden-years paradise.
In Spanish, libel, has the blessing of theOmer, the stress, where farfetched, it's hard.
The plot is farfetched and, although still more realistic than future Goldfinger clones including Moonraker 1979 and A View To A Kill 1985, was the starting point for the absurdity of later movies.
 Historically, an inanimate object has never been taxed,so the idea of a robot tax may seem farfetched.
The proposal to study the Federmar-Cisal- Pico concluded-is less farfetched than you might think it would be articulated in terms of funding on the same method used by the CIN the consortium formed by shipowners Aponte, Grimaldi and Onorato, ed.
However, as models for further discussion they are valid and effectivelytoday as in the past, and not so farfetched as it seems.
In other traditions from Prophet Muhammad we know that Paradise will cause the Muslim to forget all hardship that he faced in this world,thus it is not farfetched to say that this also includes the hardships experienced in Hell before admittance to Paradise.
In the light of the McLaren report on the almost cinematic approach of the Secret Service to get the positive doping tests of Russian athletes in Sochi,this risk is not even farfetched.
Unless a serious information drive campaign be done in order to answer all questions and to banish all myths in the minds of the people,more and more would still cling to farfetched ideas and false hopes in the Social Security Administration's system About the author.
This time Mario and other Nintendo characters willcompete in multiple battles so the win with weapons as farfetched as each other hammers, Pokeballs.