Sentence examples for didactic character from inspiring English sources

The complexity and the explicitly didactic character of his poetry earned for him the esteem of his contemporaries.

In 1972, the Ministry of the Interior had announced a competition to develop the genre in Cuba: "The works that are presented will be on police themes and will have a didactic character, serving at the same time as a stimulus to prevention and vigilance over all activities that are antisocial".

The earliest books, from the mid-16th to the mid-18th century, were mostly religious and didactic in character.

The dialogue is bluntly didactic, with characters telling one another things they would already know entirely for the benefit of the audience.

Nāṣer-e Khusraw's poetry is of a didactic and devotional character and consists mainly of long odes that are considered to be of high literary quality.

By the late 15th century Provençal literature had waned without fading entirely, and in the following three centuries there was a succession of works in Provençal, chiefly of a didactic and edifying character, which served to keep alive some kind of literary tradition.

Without being didactic, through her characters she showed readers the necessity of facing up to the consequences of their actions.

Like Seinfeld and its famous "no hugging, no lessons" policy, the episodes don't have a didactic moral, but the characters are all searching for something meaningful in this sometimes crummy life.

Brink's own novels – part political bildungsromans, part thrillers – took a didactic line, often showing the central character's prejudices being eroded and exposed.

However, it limits the structure and content of Jill's turns, and lends the interaction an institutional (didactic) rather than an informal character.

What the Maltese government has issued amounts to a didactic list setting out what characters can and can't say in a work of art.