Sentence examples for didactic style from inspiring English sources

Hollywood admirers dubbed Ling's English accent and no-nonsense, didactic style as the "Chris Ling school" of talent management.

In a deliberate, didactic style, he indicts the administration for hijacking 9/11 for its own "radical foreign policy agenda," and then concealing its true goals behind a facade of freedom and democracy.

Now comes the feminist cultural critic Bell Hooks with her new book of essays, "All About Love," written in a didactic style that would merge moral philosophy with self-help.

But if we had today's stories told by Frank Capra rather than by talk radio, there are more than a few that could be told in this town, which is being revived by immigrants and is embracing difference not in the didactic style of do-gooder moralizing but as a continuation of what Utica has always been.

The movie shows sympathy with Sam's view, but it doesn't let her off the hook for her didactic style; it recognises that she's an activist who may be less pure in her radicalism than she thinks.

In the twentieth century the books have most often been viewed as quintessential examples of the didactic style of children's writing popular before Alice.

The use of lecture, didactic styles of teacher questioning, and teacher follow-up (Initiate-Response-Follow up, IRF) was evident.

Another obstacle to students' developing a deeper understanding of diffusion and osmosis may be that instructors still tend to rely on more traditional, didactic-style methods of teaching these abstract concepts.

The pre-scripted didactic-style presentation was based on guidelines for anaphylaxis and food allergy established by the American Academy of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology and included a comprehensive review of clinical food allergy with an emphasis on previously identified knowledge deficits and needs [ 11- 14].

She goes on: "We are trying to get away from a didactic teaching style, and classical music is seen as didactic".

Rivera's murals in the Cortés Palace in Cuernavaca (1930) and the National Palace in Mexico City (1930 35) depict various aspects of Mexican history in a more didactic narrative style.