Sentence examples for didactic nature from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Pelteson has a lot of heavy lifting as Louis, the soul-searching cynic who rationalizes dumping Prior after his diagnosis and jumping into an affair with Joe Pitt. Louis also represents Kushner the self-doubting polemicist and Pelteson does a good job naturalizing the didactic nature of Louis's speeches.

"My son doesn't like the didactic nature of Chinese education," Mr. Cao said.

But the photographs shared from MetroTech Commons generally lacked the didactic nature of the sculptures that hang throughout the park.

"Manly Games" is Mr. Svankmajer's first piece of unambiguous social commentary, but its heavily didactic nature is made tolerable by humor: it's easily his funniest film.

In comparison, satnavs seem to inspire few literary devotees beyond authors of humorous poems comparing their didactic nature to wives and back-seat drivers.

Of its authorship nothing certain is known, but its didactic nature and the allegorical explanations attached to the stories in the early versions suggest that it was intended as a manual for preachers.

Traditional training in ECMO management is primarily didactic in nature and usually complemented with varying degrees of hands-on training using a water-filled ECMO circuit.

The film does this in a quiet, modest way and Bree's personal awareness of this process is revealed through his didactic, motherly nature as he instructs the unreceptive Toby about history and geography.

At the Cannes conference, Dr. Al-Mutawa was careful to highlight that the comic series is not purely Islamic or didactic in nature, but rather a concept inspired by the religion.

The genre is didactic in nature and is thought to have formed part of the Middle Kingdom scribal education syllabus.

In contrast, traditional education is didactic in nature and tends to be delivered in lecture format.