Sentence examples for well pedestrian from inspiring English sources

All other forms of arguments — social investment for the future, moral obligation, and common sense — just seem so, well, pedestrian in comparison.

SoftBank's investment in parking might seem rather, well, pedestrian.

They're just so... well, pedestrian.

New Yorkers normally roll their eyes, but they ought to take a closer look: watching these tourists interrupt the flow of traffic shows us how well pedestrians in our city usually move.

They may well peddle "pedestrian beers", but those conglomerates will continue to wield immense power with pubs and retailers.

If its machine brain has to choose between slamming into a wall or running someone over, well, sorry, pedestrian.

Public transport was improved, and snow was cleared from main arteries as well as pedestrian streets to allow people to move easily about the centre.

I have visited Lancaster Gate, and it is clear the area will benefit significantly from improved cycling provision as well as pedestrian crossings.

In the medieval period, much attention was given to the production of piyyuṭim, liturgical poetry with which to embellish the siddur (prayer book), itself a collection containing much imaginative as well as pedestrian writing.

The results show that contents spread well with pedestrian speeds already at low arrival rates into a studied region.

The new front fascia, which abets aerodynamics as well as pedestrian safety, gives the car an intimidating, almost predatory attitude, and the "ducktail" rear deck is an artful – and, given its downforce-improving qualities, clever – flourish.