Sentence examples for perhaps pedestrian from inspiring English sources

"I enjoyed just dealing with the very simple movements that would be considered perhaps pedestrian: walking, changing directions.

Perhaps pedestrians should be looked at in the same way drivers are, when it comes to enforcing safety laws.

With that in mind, perhaps pedestrians and cyclists should be equipped with sensors in their phones and wearables to help them avoid collisions with motor vehicles.

Half of them would design a new crossing where the Tappan Zee now stands; the other half would create a crossing, perhaps for pedestrians only, spanning the East River at Forty-second Street. Forty-second Street

This is sensible and humane, but perhaps a little pedestrian.

Sitting right outside is perhaps the only pedestrian crossing in the world that's a major tourist attraction.

It is equally likely that a pedestrian (perhaps a child) might step out into the crosswalk, trying to cross the street.

Santa Monica and Venice are perhaps the most pedestrian-friendly parts of the Los Angeles area, with walkways, traffic crosswalks and pedestrian malls for shopping, in addition to the famous beach-front promenade -- a boon to joggers, in-line skaters and bicyclists -- that stretches from one town to the other.

Even with its limitations, this swords-to-plowshares technology could save a lot of wildlife and perhaps a few pedestrians.

They could, perhaps, beep as some pedestrian crossings do, or buzz like a power tool.

As for the other two companies we've heard about, Google as a suitor makes a lot more obvious sense for Twitter, if perhaps a little more pedestrian and predictable.