Sentence examples for didactic things from inspiring English sources

Or indeed Shakespeare, or calculus, or any of those other boringly didactic things that our valued young people might disdain?

They don't like what we write for them, what we dish up for them, because it's vapid, so they'll go for the hard words, they'll go for the hard concepts, they'll go for the stuff where they can learn something, not didactic things, but passionate things".

The book makes pseudo-didactic distinctions, breaking things into useless sets of three where nothing is gained by such anti-Ockhamite multiplication of entities.

But it never sounded as if Mr. Schiff was pointing out things or didactically highlighting inner voices.

"Vegetable Literacy" is a happy book — warm, chatty, and immensely informative without being at all didactic — and the odd thing is that Madison has never written so much or so well or so attentively about vegetables as she does now.

There are information sheets and requests for donations and didactic posters pleading, among other things, that children refrain from playing with land mines.

And that sense of duty can saddle the work with a reverence that makes it feel ponderous or didactic, drained of the very thing that moved them to write in the first place: imagination.

Our solution was not to be polemic or didactic on any one of these things.

The dialogue is bluntly didactic, with characters telling one another things they would already know entirely for the benefit of the audience.

That's a pretty terrifying thing given the highly didactic nature of the franchise.

Besides, he added, "the virtual book does not replace the real thing -- it's a didactic supplement to it".