Sentence examples for not interactive enough from inspiring English sources
"It's not interactive enough".
Journalists complained that the debates were "not interactive enough" and suffered from "boring optics"; still others hungered for a debate that would "change the narrative of the race".
Hollywood loathed the VCR (comparing it to the Boston Strangler); the networks hated cable TV; sheet-music publishers feared the phonograph; Socrates was sceptical about writing (not interactive enough, apparently).
The really promising ideas – like trying to foster love affairs between inhabitants to fire their emotional inspiration are only vaguely sketched out and not interactive enough, while the tiresome business of rebuilding the various workshops and studios stretches out before you like a nightmarish DIY to do list.
"None of them said, 'Take Pirates of the Caribbean away because it's not interactive enough,' " Georges said.
Lastly, some social networkers find that blogs are not interactive enough.
Static Maps are not interactive.
Most feel being on site and directing the models is interactive enough.
"A feature film isn't interactive.
(The Web site isn't interactive; the exhibits are).
