Sentence examples for didactic language from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sachs's sometimes overly didactic language fails them here, and they also succumb to bouts of overacting.

Gone are the didactic language and schematic architecture that hobbled the author's 1998 novel, "Paradise"; gone are the cartoonish characters that marred her 2003 novel, "Love".

Part of the problem is that Ms. Morrison employs the sort of didactic language she used in the ham-handed "Paradise" to limn the women's relationships to each other and to Bill Cosey.

Nguyen's own academic background also seeps in, inspiring didactic language better suited to a damp graduate seminar than an excellent literary novel: "My need for validation and inclusion surprised me".

In his Sufi writings, Suhrawardī employs both allegory and didactic language to advise the novice how to follow the Sufi path, often with specific instructions regarding ascetic practices.

Embracing the didactic language of parable while turning it on its head, Zambreno's punchy, matter-of-fact, repetitive sentences belie repressed emotional truths.

"These two didactic languages were bumping up against each other, and they were seen as philosophically incompatible.

The present paper is a theoretical approach to the component of English language didactics which deals with the practice of writing skills in the context of an English lesson for engineering students.

The earliest didactic writings, Irish in language but in content mostly of Latin origin, comprised monastic rules, homilies, and hagiography.

Together with two musicians and colleagues from Clinical Linguistics, Psycholinguistics and Didactics, they have created language teaching material, taking into account the evidence from research on language acquisition and language learning.

To the old tales, the Mabinogion and "Culhwch and Olwen," new ones of continental provenance were added, and new didactic prose appeared in the language through the activity of ecclesiastics.