Sentence examples for didactic streak from inspiring English sources
She also has a didactic streak.
The film's didactic streak is strong, but it is filtered through lurid storytelling.
He never lost his didactic streak, which was always leavened by a certain wit.
Bernstein's grandfather was a rabbi, so the urge to teach was in his blood: he called it a "lurking didactic streak", and occasionally it took centre stage, as in the famous Young People's Concerts and the Norton lectures at Harvard.
"Hank," an old-fashioned sitcom with multiple cameras and a laugh track, is infused with a wholesome, didactic streak: Hank's fall from grace gives him a second chance at being a better father.
In a sense, an argumentative -- even a didactic -- streak has run through Mr. Reich's music, as his recently collected "Writings on Music" (Oxford University Press) makes clear.
And the didactic, moralizing streak that runs through much of Mr. Lumet's work has provided some critics with a convenient, ready-made case against him.
That didactic, music-appreciation streak is present in today's cycles, as well.
History is essentially didactic.
He becomes momentarily didactic.
