Sentence examples for nothing pedestrian from inspiring English sources

But, Linley believes, there is nothing pedestrian about the art of making a drink.

But there is nothing pedestrian about the way her verse pierces the mind with a laserlike light.

Paul Klee described drawing as taking a line for a walk, but there is nothing pedestrian about Quentin Blake's gravity-defying figures.

Nothing so pedestrian, my friend.

But nothing to protect pedestrians either.

Almost nothing happens throughout this pedestrian movie.

Of all the open-air programs I have seen in this city, nothing stops the casual pedestrian better than performers in full Indian dance attire, moving apparently every muscle from head to toe (not least those of the eye, the fingers and the toes).

However, Wax continued that "The Equation" "seemed rather pedestrian" because "nothing too freaky" happened, and wished that Walter and Peter had been used more.

Despite past observations revealing the existence of groups in pedestrian crowds, nothing was known about the spatial organization of moving groups and their impact on the overall crowd dynamics.

The checkpoints would presumably do nothing to intercept tipsy pedestrians or cyclists.

(In the example given, the fact that the right-sharing individuals are identifiable as "pedestrians" contributes nothing, independently of their interest in being able to walk around the city safely, to their having a collective right).