Sentence examples for could be didactic from inspiring English sources

IN Russel Wright's hands, even a hostess plate could be didactic.

Making a sculpture that obliges us to focus on the supports of traditional sculpture and painting could be didactic.

The children appeared to enjoy the intervention activities and participated enthusiastically, although intervention observation indicated that the promoters could be didactic and did not use all opportunities to encourage active participation.

As a consequence, it could be didactically convenient to provide experiences that favor this reflection and help learners to connect shapes, functions, and behaviors with environmental fitness.

Shavian became the adjective used to describe the witty epithets that punctuate Shaw's writing and serve as the glue that holds together works that could often be didactic and dramatically stilted.

It reminds us that the alternative press could be juvenile, didactic and impossibly heavy-handed — but also hilarious, Swiftian and brilliantly creative.

But where Sinclair could be overly didactic, Anderson's film suffers from a lack of thematic clarity, compounded by some of his shifts in emphasis.

For me, the show could be more didactically alarmist still.

It is not meant to be didactic.

He promised that the novel would not be didactic.

KE: Well, I didn't want to be didactic.