Sentence examples for mostly interactive from inspiring English sources

"The arc of things," Brian Dewan said, "is that we were making instruments, and then we started showing at 'Pierogi Gallery" — a Brooklyn art space that, since 2005, has hosted several mostly interactive exhibitions of Dewanatron instruments — "and then we went on to selling at Big City Music".

However, upon further reflection, the ambiguity of the label and the broad possible interpretations of the respondent, the mixed label could be applied to a range of courses from primarily lecture with a few open-ended questions to mostly interactive with occasional mini-lectures to set up or reflect upon learning activities.

From 1995 to 2001, Dextro's artistic output was mostly interactive.

Usefulness is one reason: electronic cookbooks mostly lack interactive features like portable shopping lists, videos, links to the Internet and to glossary definitions.

With more than 165 mostly ingenious interactive puzzles and brain-teasers wrapped within a heartwarming tale, Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is the sort of game I would want to play with my children (if I had any).

Overturning preconceptions about mental illness is the leitmotif of the eight-year-old Mind's Museum (museodellamente.it), which reopened this month after a high-tech overhaul by Studio Azzurro, a Milan-based art collective that works mostly with interactive and video environments.

The exhibition also casts a wide age net, and generally succeeds, mostly by using interactive technology and providing small bits of information at a time, as if it were carefully replicating a strand of its DNA for the visitor.

Rebecca's communicative approach was mostly dialogic and interactive.

Taken together, it can be seen that Rebecca's approach in the examined lesson was mostly dialogic and interactive.

This week Time Warner 's CNN announced layoffs, mostly in its interactive division, and more are expected with the completion of the company's merger with AOL.

The November Comscore numbers show the inevitable: Fox Interactive (mostly MySpace) now has more page views than the combined Yahoo sites, taking the no. 1 spot for the first time.