Sentence examples for didactic mission from inspiring English sources
But there was no mistaking Mr. Kuti's didactic mission.
(The Met Orchestra? Orpheus? Orchestra of St . Lukes?) But the American Symphony is still around, again playing at Carnegie Hall, with a focus on less frequently performed works and a didactic mission.
"Prodigal Summer" will honestly beguile anyone who finds it tough to resist a conversational gambit like "Have you ever noticed what goats do in the rain?" After her far more ambitious "Poisonwood Bible," with its larger temporal and geopolitical reach and its more complicated characters, "Prodigal Summer" at first looks like a landscape miniature with a didactic mission.
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.
Fasanella's mission as a painter was a didactic one, the curator says.
Training is composed of didactic lessons focusing on the stresses of flight, team supplies and equipment, and lessons learned from previous missions.
History is essentially didactic.
He becomes momentarily didactic.
