Sentence examples for classic didactic from inspiring English sources
A classic, didactic example is the shallow lake problem in which a hypothetical town situated on a lake must develop pollution control strategies to maximize its economic benefits while minimizing the probability of the lake crossing a critical phosphorus (P) threshold, above which it irreversibly transitions into a eutrophic state.
A proliferation of literary forms, including didactic literature, prose renderings of classic works, and mystical tracts, was one symptom of this double tendency.
But it would be naive to say that Ted Sod's staging, at times more didactic than dramatic, is comparable to the classic one by Doug Hughes.
If Ms. Osnes's sweet, steady soprano and gracious manner defined Maria as a classic Rodgers and Hammerstein optimist and romantic true believer, her good will never seemed didactic.
History is essentially didactic.
He becomes momentarily didactic.
It's static, didactic, oracular.
"My impulse was not didactic.
