Sentence examples for considered pedestrian from inspiring English sources

It's just not the focal point, because it's considered pedestrian.

I suppose they are considered pedestrian in foodie circles, and that's a pity.

Such a question is considered pedestrian by City Ballet standards, as it flies in the face of the company's famous placement of music and dance vocabulary above ego.

The 4-1 morning-line favorite, Dialed In, ran the last three-eighths of a mile — or came home, in racetrack parlance — of the Florida Derby in 38.24 seconds, which is considered pedestrian.

The Masciarelli family continues to elevate the status of local grapes (which were once considered pedestrian), within a geographical region formerly considered somewhat of a viticultural backwater.

Following the recommendations of the WiMAX Forum [42], four models were considered: pedestrian A (3 km/h), pedestrian B (3 km/h), and vehicular A at 60 and at 120 km/h.

Because boarders are considered pedestrians under state law, they are not subject to speed limits; almost any collision with a vehicle is considered the driver's fault.

The classification accuracy for gender was higher in the Oakland case which only considered pedestrians walking alone.

Patrick Joyce, a senior park ranger on the Los Angeles side of the river, said bicycles are allowed in Griffith Park and people walking or carrying bikes are considered pedestrians even on the bridle paths restricted for hikers and equestrians.

Hence, this study investigates the effect of accessibility and centrality to walking volume on retail sales in Seoul by considering pedestrian volumes and street network configuration concurrently.

Now it's a richer world, a constantly unfolding, fascinating series of what some people would consider pedestrian events -- the way water beads up on a window, the way a child takes to a lemon Popsicle -- and small human interactions.