Sentence examples for quite pedestrian from inspiring English sources
Pace is quite pedestrian so far. 4 min: Chance for Braga!
The Kinect controls work well here, but in order to make it playable the top speeds are quite pedestrian.
Though many of Leen's assignments were quite pedestrian — her photos have titles like "A Couple Looking for a House to Buy," "Children Attending a Birthday Party," and "American Women Playing Bridge" — her images are packed with as much violence, sexual tension, and mystery as any David Lynch film.
Looked at in terms of today, the quite pedestrian Ford Taurus has more high-performance gadgetry on its dashboard than luxury Mercedes autos could claim back in the 1980s and '90s.
But this agrees well with the fact that with the exception of such concepts of perfection as 'the Good' and 'the Beautiful', all of Plato's examples in the Phaedo are quite pedestrian.
At first sight it might seem that the dialogue's topic, Eros, is hardly the right tie to keep together the dialogue's two disparate parts, the highly poetically expressed depiction of the enchantment by beauty, and the quite pedestrian methodological explanations of the nature of rhetoric.
The Lilong house is different in that it tends to be organised in rows with quite narrow pedestrian lanes.
As with any vacation, planning your means of transportation is key -- and Kelley and his girl realized Lisbon is not quite as pedestrian friendly as other cities, mainly because of the topography.
"Mobile advertising can be quite static and pedestrian," admits Healy.
At night, traffic lights are quite ignored and pedestrians are NOT given right of way! Avoid homeless children in the streets, they will see that you are a tourist and will rob you!
