Sentence examples for sometimes pedestrian from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it also exposes his weaknesses — sometimes pedestrian lyrics and generally pedestrian singing.

It is sometimes pedestrian, sometimes spectacular: it is not incisive or illuminating.

And her performers were utterly winning, possessed of a quiet humor and dignity that continually elevates the sometimes pedestrian material.

Pears's writing is sturdy, sometimes pedestrian; all his characters sound like the narrator, and like one another.

Why do I see sometimes pedestrian poetry in The New Yorker, or is it an appreciation that is uniquely the editor's?

Instead, with Australia on top and England sometimes pedestrian and often parked, it has had the air of a half-empty kitchen after a raucous house party: the fun parts long gone, the mood flat, a realisation in the air that everyone should probably stop drinking Blue Curacao and just go home to sleep it all off.

Sometimes, pedestrians using their phones do not notice objects or people that are right in front of them — even a clown riding a unicycle.

Dr. Angotti said the study failed to account that sometimes pedestrians were the cause of cycling accidents, and he wondered why it did not highlight more that the number of pedestrians injured had declined during the study.

Tom Marksbury's sometimes-pedestrian script doesn't help.

This App suggests that sometimes a pedestrian might opt for an isolated route, thus the sociability of a pedestrian map layer should probably be just a parameter among many others, such as accessibility, safety, nature, sightseeings, shops, etc.

Clusters of spectators sometimes obstruct pedestrian traffic on Northstar Crossing, a stretch of shops and restaurants just south of the food court.