Sentence examples for didactic narrative from inspiring English sources

There is no chronological or didactic narrative to the way the pieces are presented, no obvious attempt to group works into periods or concerns.

Rivera's murals in the Cortés Palace in Cuernavaca (1930) and the National Palace in Mexico City (1930 35) depict various aspects of Mexican history in a more didactic narrative style.

It is an area that for now is based on a didactic narrative instrumentally oriented.

The French Revolution, for example, could be the subject of at least four forms of discourse: investigative, narrative, didactic, and discussive (mixtures of these being found in most historical works).

Among his genuine works is a group of didactic masnawis in which narrative plays an important role.

But, as this is a Tere O'Connor dance, don't expect linear narrative or didactic explication (thank goodness).

He was influenced by Paul Valéry and Juan Ramón Jiménez, who sought "pure poetry," emphasizing the musical properties of language over narrative and didactic motives.

In all of the early literatures, writing was lyrical, narrative, or didactic, entirely in verse, and all in some way related to religion or love or both.

In all the early literatures, writing was lyrical, narrative, or didactic, entirely in verse, and all in some way related to religion or love or both.

In the long poem, the dramatic, narrative, and didactic genres, a period style is more likely to be heard in prosody.

I realise now that, for me, the didactic intent and the narrative invention of these tales are inseparable, and provide equal pleasure.