('informal') She's a good musician but comparing her to the legends is 'stretching it'. [=she's good but she can't really be compared to the legends]
Although it may be 'stretching a point' [=exaggerating slightly] to say that this was his best win ever, it was nevertheless impressive.
The work doesn't 'stretch' me intellectually. [=the work is too easy for me; the work is not intellectually challenging]
(..) Can you still see straight? - Sort of. - That means you're fine, give me Jarvis. Jarvis, how are we? - It's totally fine sir. I seem to do quite well for a stretch and then at the end of the sentence I say the wrong cranberry. And sir, you were right. Once I factored in available AIM downlink (..)2013 Iron Man 3