Sentence examples for didactic quality from inspiring English sources
Of all the holidays on the American calendar, Labor Day is the only one whose origins have what might be called a socially didactic quality.
The sequences are artfully made, but there's a didactic quality to their inclusion, making you feel a bit like a visitor at a sexual trafficking information center.
The idea was that with each move she makes, or each thing that happens to her, she has a kind of reflection, which has a bit of a didactic quality to it.
That didactic quality is gone this season, which is good, but there's also a bit less of a focus on the mechanics of code breaking in the first half of the season, which is a mild disappointment but not an insurmountable flaw.
All of them describe the didactic quality of the educational media and thus the factor is named accordingly.
For the GPs preferences regarding their media requirements, the factor analysis revealed three "factors": didactic quality, suitability, and efficacy.
Even in this we were no better than we ought to be: landscape was a lowly genre, some way below the salt, while history painting with its moral and didactic qualities lorded it at the head of the table.
In paintings of mythological or biblical themes, the events portrayed were chosen on the basis of either their didactic qualities (characteristic of Classicism) or their dramatic strength (characteristic of Romanticism) and were presented at the moment of their unfurling or culmination.
Additional positive effects were seen in the students' perception of the attendings' didactic session quality, bedside teaching quality, availability, approachability, teaching commitment, and communication.
Compared to the baseline year, residents were approximately twice as likely to rate as superior (Score of 5) the attending's bedside teaching, help in sorting out administrative and social problems, clarity of expectations, didactic teaching quality, timeliness, and appeal as a role model.
