Sentence examples for didactic purposes from inspiring English sources

Even the fantasy numbers seem to exist principally for didactic purposes.

Novelists started using abstract-noun titles at the beginning of the 19th century for essentially didactic purposes.

A trial can be staged with didactic purposes without degenerating into a political farce, he says, so long as the judge-director makes good use of legal procedure.

Some Jataka tales are scattered in various sections of the Pali canon of Buddhist writings, including a group of 35 that were collected for didactic purposes.

An author possessing negative capability is objective and emotionally detached, as opposed to one who writes for didactic purposes; a literary work possessing negative capability may have beauties and depths that make conventional considerations of truth and morality irrelevant.

But they formed the increasing reliance of generations of Muslims, within the unique eminence of the master "pair," and formed the sources of later popular editions, intended to conflate material for didactic purposes.

The sugar has a didactic purpose: glucose sustains life.

Hare's didactic purpose is flagged up at every turn.

All of Bessenyei's works served a didactic purpose.

But LaBute's didactic purpose kills any possibility of frivolous entertainment.

Despite her book's didactic purpose, Prose distrusts hard-and-fast rules.