Sentence examples for interactive feel from inspiring English sources

What set the presentation apart was its informal, interactive feel.

The reason for its success is because of its interactive feel.

And it is, in all ways but one, an abandonment of the series creators' former mastery of making something interactive feel scary.

And a decision was made to unify the visual look and interactive feel of the apps across all platforms — with the far more prolific iOS used as inspiration.

Friends can either co-watch with you in real-time, or they can join later to see others' reactions to the videos played back as they watch, giving Uptime a lively and interactive feel even when you're watching alone.

If you did, you know how 3dfx Interactive feels.

Other interactive elements felt less contrived: the clandestine, sweat-slicked staff quarters, particularly, for which you can gather up your oversized fruit and utter the immortal line, "I carried a watermelon" on entering.

The interactive dialogue feels more like a genuine conversation and less like the leisurely ordering of food from a menu (which can sometimes be the case in Dragon Age).

Forty-four percent of the participants in small group tutorials versus 47% of the participants in interactive seminars felt well prepared for the end-of-block test.

Nurses who had attended provincial training prior to PALSA PLUS training (i.e. ART nurses only) argued that although PALSA PLUS training covered much of the same material as the provincial training, it was more interactive and felt more like "training" and less like "an information session": "I went to the provincial training before we started PALSA PLUS.

From the simple elegance of their shift, a few years ago, from the pre historic approach of day time educational in school telly, to some of the most successful, inspiring, entertaining AND educational multi platform interactive experiences that look, feel and play like they genuinely understand the young audience they successfully engage.