Sentence examples for didactic who from inspiring English sources

Herman Heijermans, (born Dec. 3, 1864, Rotterdam died Nov. 22, 1924, Zandvoort, Neth.) Dutch author and playwright, both naturalistic and didactic, who in his work attacked all aspects of bourgeois hypocrisy.

December 3, 1864 Rotterdam, Netherlands November 22 , 1924Zandvoort, Netherlands Herman Heijermans, (born Dec. 3, 1864, Rotterdam died Nov. 22, 1924, Zandvoort, Neth.) Dutch author and playwright, both naturalistic and didactic, who in his work attacked all aspects of bourgeois hypocrisy.

Moreover, it is didactic: those who want to remain politically untainted – in their Communist purity – keep well away from it.

In his New York debut, the Berlin artist Thomas Zipp succeeds where many don't, as a didactic painter who mixes a strong Conceptual bent, historical consciousness and an assured but restrained affection for his medium and its materials.

You admired him for "waging war against shallow Occidentalists, didactic writers who were always extolling the wonders of the West".

1200 were students, 1200 beginning teachers in secondary education, 200 university teachers of discipline didactics and/or who coordinate students' teaching practicum.

It is a series of case studies, containing relevant stories (Story vs. Didactic), about students who faced a dilemma as a young leader.

Their study found no difference in RTW between patients that received cognitive didactic and those who received functional experiential approaches during traumatic brain injury rehabilitation.

His goal was more didactic, deliberately placing those who might feel somewhat superior in a position where they were dependent on those who were apparently inferior.

C. 1110 c. 1180 John Tzetzes, (born c. 1110 died after 1180) Byzantine didactic poet and scholar who preserved much valuable information from ancient Greek literature and scholarship, in which he was widely read.

The Nobel committee made it clear that the award was didactic: given to someone who had failed to secure peace so far, but in the hope that he might succeed.