Sentence examples similar to didactic formation of from inspiring English sources
He has a didactic approach, occasionally strict, and once or twice poignant about the relative brevity of human life, such as when he compares the formation of sandstone to "the 'dust to dust' cycle of man".
The Formation of Global Crime Governance.
Formation of the UNC Postdoc Association and Office of Postdoctoral Services.
The didactic sermons of Jonathan Edwards are now op-ed pieces.
Like Chartier they favoured a didactic, elegant, and Latinate style in prose and verse, and they brought the long didactic poem of Deschamps and Christine de Pisan to new prominence.
But it falls apart as art in its didactic treatment of civil rights.
Some of the vignettes have the grating didactic preciousness of a "Sesame Street" for grown-ups.
Such is the flypaper of his mind and the didactic turn of his personality.
Mrs. Gingrich's book also falls on the didactic end of the storytelling spectrum.
"My son doesn't like the didactic nature of Chinese education," Mr. Cao said.
