Sentence examples for too unresponsive from inspiring English sources

It is simply too unresponsive to popular will.

At speed, in the downhill, for instance, there is no time to think, if only because thought is too slow, too unresponsive.

"But this is why we got rid of regional councils - they were too big, too unresponsive and too bureaucratic.

But making the mechanism too unresponsive (via weak reasons-responsiveness) allowed a person with only a very limited or insane pattern of sensitivity to reasons to count as satisfying the freedom condition.

Even when a part of the science of flight had been understood, men like Otto Lilienthal, a 19th Century German pioneer who experimented with gliders, were doomed, their contraptions too heavy and too unresponsive to allow their brave pilots to chase birds or even to get much above ground.

The proposed fleet cover by the RAF Shackleton AEW.2 was too unresponsive and at too great a distance to be practical.

He is too cold, unresponsive, disorganized, cheap, uninteresting, uninterested.

Two hours later, she discovered that one was unconscious, then checked the other and found that he, too, was unresponsive.

GameSpot thought the control system was too jerky, unresponsive, and unnecessarily slow because of delays between the moves.

Jason Berent, the lawyer behind that suit, said the commission process was too cumbersome and unresponsive for average residential customers like Sergeant Robertson and his wife, who filed their own complaints with the commission — to no avail.

After getting feedback at a company Outward Bound retreat about being too dictatorial and unresponsive to work conditions, Green let his staff rearrange the machines, add lighting, choose music and settle problems as they arose.