Sentence examples for didactic ideology from inspiring English sources

The central problem is a disconnection between didactic ideology, on the one hand, and a more imaginative and irreverent spirit on the other.

He wrote in a didactic tone aimed at instilling the ideology of the landed aristocracy.

In 23 lucid, sometimes breezily didactic chapters, Chang takes apart the stricken ideology of neoliberalism.

Maybe that's what landscape painting has always managed – to be non-didactic and in some ways not in service to obvious ideology and function.

Happily for the reader, Mr. le Carré has set aside the dogmatic, anti-imperialist, anti-Western ideology that turned books like "Absolute Friends" and "The Mission Song" into simplistic, didactic works, and he's instead focused here on fleshing out the personalities of Dima and Perry, as well as of Hector and Luke, the two British intelligence officers who have taken charge of the operation.

In this opportunity, we review the influence of the Gothic, the Montessori pedagogy, the ideologies of the late nineteenth century, intuition and modernism, as central aspects in the original didactic and with it we have developed a simple classroom exercise, where they apply to identify the original elements that still prevail in the teaching practice of Design.

The didactic naturalism of the Hudson River School -- obsessed with recording the world in minute detail but rooted in religious and nationalistic ideology -- was overtaken by styles filtering in from Europe.

History is essentially didactic.

Ideology does.

He was not didactic.

He becomes momentarily didactic.