Sentence examples for didactic in from inspiring English sources

Neither piece, however, qualifies as didactic in a protest-art sense.

But her feminist spirit is sometimes more didactic in prose than onstage.

But Moran is more ideologically inclined than her American counterpart, and more didactic in tone.

Much of Byzantine literature was didactic in tone, and often in content too.

The first work in his collection, Makhzan ol-asrār ("Treasury of Mysteries"), is didactic in intention.

But we try really hard to not be polemic or didactic in any way.

We urge caution in trading in traditional didactic lectures in favor of asynchronous education for novice learners in acute care.

We urge caution in trading in traditional didactic lectures in favor of asynchronous methods for novice learners in EM and acute care.

"Pollack's first novel succeeds, sometimes too didactically, in taking on such large themes as racism and bigotry, love and loyalty," Ruth Coughlin wrote here last year.

In one French study, emergency physicians staffing the ground EMS system were trained through 8 h of didactics in trauma ultrasound and 25 initial FAST ultrasound scans [18].

Only half of the 28 universities offer courses in business or economics didactics; of those, only four teach (financial) accounting didactics in the bachelor's or master's programme (obligatory courses at three of those universities).