Sentence examples for didactic people from inspiring English sources

On this point, Coe can be didactic — "People seemed to be losing the ability to connect with one another, even as technology created more and more ways in which it ought to be possible" — and his complaints seem familiar.

"If we're being didactic and telling people what to do, I think that's less effective than them finding the beauty in these animals and letting them do their own homework," he continues.

They are all didactic stories… some people were needed from time to time to say certain things to us, humans.

Aside from when evolution is popularized, the divulgation approach is lacking in didactic attention toward lay people.

The fundamental difference between Quora and Twitter is also the difference between didactic and dialectic and most people prefer the latter.

Scale up of visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) in Guatemala encountered major challenges, including high attrition of people trained, didactic training without hands-on skills building, lack of continued supervision, and provision of VIA alone without immediate on-site provision of cryotherapy.

Its style is straightforward and familiar and essentially didactic; its world is peopled with hysterical women and charismatic male saviors (Reeves, and a pushy, whimsical British love interest played by Alex Sharp).

Even at its most expository or instructional or didactic, "Treme" stays real, because its people talk as people do.

Furqat also wrote a number of didactic poems that urged the people of Turkistan to emulate the scientific and cultural achievements of Russia.

By leaving the performances open-ended and non-didactic, Letcher hopes to draw people into his droning, repetitive songs until he feels something click.

They were didactic films, for and about young people.