Sentence examples for didactic to from inspiring English sources

As he puts it, "You don't have to be didactic to facilitate social change".

Burgess knew something was wrong: "a work too didactic to be artistic," he half-conceded, "pure art dragged into the arena of morality".

Mr. Fast's fiction was always didactic to a degree, opposed to modernism, engaged in social struggle and insistent on taking sides and teaching lessons of life's moral significance, and he liked it that way.

The play may seem academic and didactic to some, but if you are at all engaged with the tragedy of Ulster, it's a gripping, heart-felt and highly courageous piece.

Didactic to the last, he explains that, contrary to what sentimentalists might suppose, Eliza went on to marry the penniless Freddy Eynsford Hill and open a middlingly successful flower shop.

You could argue that, if I didn't fundamentally agree with his politics, Robinson's fiction might seem contrived and didactic to me, the way Ayn Rand's does if you're not predisposed toward her brand of enlightened assholism.

Guidelines are not intended to be didactic, but to provide guidance to improve the quality of care and of clinical decision making.

In this respect, the curricular decisions do not refer only to the wider, general frame of applying Didactics to Mathematics as a discipline.

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In the meantime, we additionally support the tutors with a seminar for didactics to ensure long-term sustainability of the peer teaching quality in undergraduate skills lab training.

The programmes, which ranged from short didactics to experiential learning, have generally resulted in improvements in practitioners' awareness, collaborative activities and case identification.