"interactive conversations" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to conversations or discussions that are dynamic and involve active participation and engagement from all parties involved. Example: The workshop included several interactive conversations between the participants and the facilitators, allowing for a more engaging and enriching learning experience.
And those interactive conversations have been "filmed" more like a movie than a game.
And it favours cut-scenes, interactive conversations and quick-time events over action-oriented gameplay.
That would raise the possibility of zooming in on details or creating interactive "conversations" with potential clients.
In Final Fantasy XIII there are no towns, no interactive conversations and basically nothing in terms of character-driven, narratively meaningful side quests.
The franchise has been largely dormant for the last decade, but it appears that the game's developers at Jellyvision have been busy with their serious business of making "interactive conversations" online for major corporations, like Web tax questionnaires for H&R Block, credit interviews for Equifax and treatment-option dialogues for hospitals.
It's quite clear from the press reports, and particularly clear from the reports in Mr. Auletta's book, that these were interactive conversations where the reporters were bringing information to the district judge and they were having generally a two-way conversation.
You can even listen to (selected) White House tapes and have an interactive conversation with a hologram of the man himself.
The site would seem to be a perfect example of a modern media company reaching out to potential audience members in a new, interactive conversation.
For example, during reading aloud to students, effective teachers not only embrace interactive conversation but also modify the complexity of questions (Miller, 2010, p. 25).
Today, we're shifting into deep personalization and Alexa will have an interactive conversation with the customer," he says.
Although logical techniques do not yet play a major role in discourse, they seem to offer one of the most promising ways of providing a uniform account of the many forms of reasoning that are involved in generating and interpreting language in interactive conversation.
