Sentence examples for more immersive than from inspiring English sources

This is the most fun I have ever had playing this game, and far more immersive than on the iPhone.

"Our website makes the online shopping experience more immersive than the flat, catalogue-style e-commerce we have all got used to".

The result is far more immersive than usual for the hall, an experience closer to that of Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and other great music spaces of the 21st century.

In many ways, Arete's version of self-governance is more immersive than that at Deep Springs, where men have two years to formulate a way of life, and there's a hierarchy between first- and second-year students.

Do try to remember, however, that there are still some people out there whose idea of a night at the theatre involves nothing more immersive than a nice velvet slot in the stalls and a tub of Loseley at half time.

Lost in Thought: A Mindfulness Opera by Rolf Hind, which has its world premiere on Friday night at St Luke's, London, with other performances over the weekend, calls on its audience to turn up in loose clothing for an operatic experience more immersive than waiting mutely for the fat lady to stop singing.

"This is a much more immersive experience than a website.

The plays are grouped in four programs and complemented by live music and visual arts to create a more immersive experience than simply sitting and watching.

It is a far more immersive experience than the usual one-night stay in the Sahara that some tourists stretch too.

"A newspaper is tactile, engages all of the senses, and leads to more immersive reading than what people might do online".

"We feel it will be a much more immersive environment than ITV," said Hair. "We do look at things differently to other broadcasters and content providers.