Sentence examples for slightly pedestrian from inspiring English sources

But its design is slightly pedestrian, and its occasionally confusing menus make interaction a little clunky.

I always return to this film, although many might describe it as slightly pedestrian.

But for the past couple of years, she has seemed reticent, limiting her recordings to slightly pedestrian collaborations with other keyboard players.

Hilary Benn, now 62, will be a pivotal figure in that Labour family row as he emerges from the second tier of steady, if slightly pedestrian, politicians to join the front ranks of influential big beasts.

The "you" of the story, and its narrator, are revealed in the final sentence, a minor coup of storytelling that buoys the piece, transforming it in retrospect from a slightly pedestrian experiment in point of view to a touching portrait of grief.

Gift giving can be so hard, especially if you have a bunch of hipster friends who turn their noses at anything even slightly pedestrian.

The T20 is a slightly more pedestrian version of the above, though it includes a pink option, something that we're seeing a lot of lately (market to the girls, Sony, do it!).

Although regarding him a certain England selection in the future, critics thought Hutton slightly dull and pedestrian.

MIT's "Moral Machine" asked users to decide whether to, say, kill an old woman walker or an old man, or five dogs, or five slightly tubby male pedestrians.

A taxi crashed into the front of a Citibank branch at the Avenue of the Americas and 23d Street yesterday morning, seriously injuring the driver and slightly injuring three pedestrians.

And if the car is in reverse, the sound is slightly different so pedestrians know that too.