Sentence examples for as didactic as from inspiring English sources

Nicholson's prose, however, is not as didactic as the set.

"Charlie Wilson's War" is not as didactic as many of the others and is set in a pre-9/11 world.

African animal tales also provide lessons in the form of aphorisms that are neither as platitudinous nor as didactic as Aesop's fables.

Sometimes the gimmick registers as didactic or as mere showing off.

Imagine Inside Amy Schumer were it half as didactic and twice as melancholy.

For me, the story demonstrates that faith is not as didactic or irrational as my son thinks.

His films tend to be of the type that is politely described as "didactic", and his politics as "minority".

Also in the Spectator some months later one of the 35 signatories, Richard Shone, a deputy editor of the Burlington Magazine, attacked every single non-trendy writer on art – Auty as "didactic", John McEwen as "world-weary" and so forth.

After the three epic cycles, Hugo returned to writing short lyrics on personal themes, although he never abandoned his role as didactic poet, as the collections he churned out in the 1880s testify.

The project risks being read as didactic or, even worse, as too earnest, but on the contrary, it's shrewdly tongue-in-cheek.

Interpretive ideas like this one just came across as didactic.