Sentence examples for didactic from inspiring English sources

It's not didactic - it's very simple in its purpose".

There will always be those who argue that didactic art is bad art.

The cacophony of demands for actual ideas is just a chimera created by the paradigm of elitism to ensure the survival of the status quo to derail didactic cogitations about reality!

Katharine: "A bit heavily didactic isn't it?

The task of "discussion" is handed over to multiple PKK figures talking to the camera in a separately filmed set of interviews – either dry history lessons, or didactic attempts to "humanise" party members.

But like every article or cookery book published in the Delia era, we did go through a didactic phase when the purpose of the food image was not to amuse but to tell you how the finished recipe should look.

The didactic Mr Shultz even took to bringing pie charts to the Kremlin, to illustrate his arguments.As is clear from Mr Shultz's career, the United States has an admirable habit of allowing the best minds in its universities to shape public policy.

Ms Deshpande, who rolls her eyes at what she calls the typical NGO response of arranging workshops and didactic street plays, is instead conducting "sting operations" against the doctors who reveal to women the sexes of their unborn children during routine ultrasound scans.

In a long and didactic address, he said bluntly that Bolivia's main problem was that the relationship between state and society had broken down.Indeed so.

Putting all shareholder proxy proposals to the vote would be formidably expensive; and the code advocated by the Higgs report is too didactic, with too much emphasis on rules rather than principles.

Though he seemed to be didactic, he was in fact asking questions: "How can we be useful?" "Why do we live?" He was, he once admitted, "in love with wonder...the wonder of how things and people got to be what they are".