Sentence examples for feel pedestrian from inspiring English sources

And it reveals, too, that while Ms. Brown's slippery, silky style can look so casual as to feel pedestrian, it's full of precise intention.

And the portraits of earlier searchers, deft and funny, tend to make the contemporary accounts — of, say, Wilensky-Lanford's visits to the Creation Museum in Kentucky and to the Mormon site of Eden in Independence, Mo .— feel pedestrian.

But it was the first moment in the show that felt pedestrian.

He felt pedestrian and old-fashioned, homesick for the dilapidated terrace house in Knightsbridge where it had all begun.

It felt pedestrian, perhaps because it had little to do with the contemporary alt-media — mainstream conservatives have been steering discussions away from gun control for decades.

Maybe the show, which closed less than a month after opening on Broadway, really works if you can get it to full throttle, but this model feels pedestrian.

The iPad feels pedestrian compared to the Surface.

Dave Wallace of Comics Bulletin, however, cited that "Pride & Joy" felt "pedestrian and lacking in depth".

It feels very pedestrian and sort of plodding, but it's really crazy and great – and very scary and sad.

In the basic SE trim I tested it all feels rather pedestrian too – no match for its rivals at Audi and VW but at least the soft-top roof works smoothly, there's room enough in the back for two reasonably sized adults (not just children) and there's a decent enough boot.

While we have the same state rights as married partners now, the process feels as pedestrian as completing a passport application.