Sentence examples for didactic is from inspiring English sources

To dismiss Zola as tedious and didactic is clearly unjust (as even Turnell would later, grudgingly, admit).

Moreover, as one of the definitions of didactic is "meant to instruct", should we infer that the aim of music "leading" is an avoidance of instruction?

To be didactic is, after all, to teach, and Mr. Loach and his screenwriter, Paul Laverty, share with Sam a fierce pedagogical impulse.

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

The service, although didactic, was diligent, and I really appreciated the significant elbow room between tables.

Amid these scenes – some dramatic, some didactic – are the original songs of Noble Sissle (Henry and Eubie Blankk (Dixon), choreographed in kinetic, hard-striking fashion by the tap mastermind Savion Glover.

The new, the original, and the didactic are needed to make a great piece of art.

What is taught didactically is often forgotten".

The concept of obstacle, as used in science didactics, is inspired by the concept of "epistemological obstacle" suggested by the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard (1938).

"Teaching didactically is spoon-feeding" (not in favour of the traditional programme).

Baubles and fashion are evil, social engagement and didactics are good.