Sentence examples for didactic power from inspiring English sources

Comme Un Seul Narcisse ("Like a Single Narcissus," in English) comes stripped of context, retaining the phrase's beauty but not its didactic power, which is sort of the approach that the pair take over the course of the 10 beautifully diffuse pieces that make up the record.

But a dreadfully didactic, jingoistic ending undoes its power and leaves little doubt that "Dragons" is, essentially, children's theater.

It's a powerful, if didactic, number.

So much contemporary photography these days is conceptual, self-referential and didactic, it becomes easy to forget the immense power of a human story.

"A younger person might play in a didactic way.

"Blood on the Cat's Neck" (1971) is not so different from Fassbinder movies of that time ("Beware of a Holy Whore," "The Merchant of Four Seasons"): didactic in the manner of Brecht, concerned with sex and power, money and work, the ugliness of the social exchange.

The complete methodology is illustrated by a didactic example and on a realistic problem having a wide-band power spectral density field of stresses.

We found that if the 1-year combined HIV/STI incidence rate for the didactic presentation group is 10%, 15 %, 20, or 25% we will have at least 80% porer to detect a rate ratio (clients in active risk reduction group vs. clients in the didactic presentation group) of at least 0.35, 0.44, 0.49, and 0.53, respectively.

By leaving some strands of the story dangling and insisting on a didactically melodramatic ending, "Kadosh" ("sacred" in Hebrew) ultimately sacrifices some dramatic credibility while retaining a disquieting rhetorical power.

History is essentially didactic.

He becomes momentarily didactic.