Sentence examples for pedestrian term from inspiring English sources

This pedestrian term is actually the key to my historical period.

"Familiar points explained in pedestrian terms.

A gothic enough tale, but related in such pedestrian terms barely scratches the surface of Jackson's novel.

And tensions are rising between the Blackwoods and the townsfolk … A gothic enough tale, but related in such pedestrian terms barely scratches the surface of Jackson's novel.

Let me couch this for you in the pedestrian terms of financial hydraulics — the tawdry terms which seem to substitute for thinking in what's become of our thin, shallow economic and political discourse.

The arrow of history that propelled "The Navigation Log" has yielded here to retrospection, and to the "large and general" questions Bolsover likes to chew over: "How did I get here?" "What are the components of a marriage?" "How many stars are there in our galaxy?" He queries himself, then answers himself, always in pedestrian terms.

They bristle at any labeling of their effort with so pedestrian a term as "video" — "we prefer film," Mr. Bannister said — and whereas most marketing videos are readily available online, this movie can be seen only at the building's sales center.

This paper proposes a balanced navigation model for the passenger and pedestrians in terms of social issues regarding wheelchair navigation.

However, the equestrians weren't pleased to learn that the term "pedestrian" includes anyone on foot, even those accompanied by their two-wheeled conveyances.

Although the term "pedestrian" typically refers to a person walking or traveling on foot, for the purposes of this study the term was broadened to include persons who are near roadways and either walking or standing.

(The terms road and walkway are used interchangeably in this article. The terms pedestrian and target are also used interchangeably).