Sentence examples for didactic ones from inspiring English sources

His 27th album, "You've Never Seen Everything" (Rounder), written before and after Sept. 11, 2001, has some unbearably grim moments and some didactic ones, but all his best impulses merge in "Put It in Your Heart".

Adult learners generally learn better with interaction, and it would be interesting to see this if the interactive, non-didactic sessions proved to be better rated than the didactic ones.

My concern is how do you talk about that and not be didactic?" On one level, "Night Light" is a timely examination of gentrification and displacement, of how one industrial section of New York -- not accessible by public transportation -- has become one of the centers of the contemporary art world.

Minchin's approach is unabashedly didactic (one critic called him out for his "preachy fanaticism").

Fasanella's mission as a painter was a didactic one, the curator says.

If Ms. Makhmalbaf, like her father and mentor, Mohsen, is a political filmmaker, she's not a didactic one.

At the outset, Greenfield asks the audience not to use Twitter during her talk – thus attempting to shut down free debate of her ideas, and attempting to impose a didactic, one-way flow of information.

Each image comes with two instructional captions: one didactic, one for inquiry-mode teaching.

This pedagogical technique seeks to place didactic, one-way communication from the instructor (such as lecturing) outside of class time.

Maddin and the brothers Johnson didn't really want a didactic, one-to-one experience, where viewers get exactly what they chose.

We found that more schools (47%) provided an abroad experience than a didactic one locally (39%).