farfetchedness

I am sorry to say that, though Arndt is no great poet and that his effort to stick to the rhyme scheme sometimes leads him to a certain farfetchedness, his version is, in general, much closer to Onegin than any of the others I have sampled and is likely to give the reader a better idea of what the poem sounds like in Russian than Nabokov's so tortured version.

The Strange Case of Pushkin and Nabokov Wilson, Edmund 1965

And that is where the film begins to lose its reason and common sense, and tangles itself into a web of farfetchedness:

Paste Magazine 2010

The farfetchedness of this story, plus the fact that no local veterans’ organization, the VFW, or the American Legion had any record of a Peter Patrick Francis Walsh, did not deter Dominici.

The Lampshade Mark Jacobson 2010