Sentence examples for didactical from inspiring English sources

As an Oxford and Cambridge don and the writer of the most famous of Christian allegories, I'd incorrectly assumed Lewis to be stern and didactical.

I hate a didactical museum.

"But I less and less enjoy the didactical and pedagogical dances I have to perform to get the students going.

The texts contain frequent invocations to the learning "brethren" – that is, the elect who are studying the sciences – that enhance their didactical and exhortative style; these invocations mean that the students will be awakened "from the sleep of matter and the negligence of ignorance" if they apply themselves assiduously to study "with the assistance (ta'yyid) of a spirit coming by God".

Epics, panegyrics, and mystico-didactical poetry had all reached their finest hour by the end of the 13th century; the one genre to attain perfection slightly later was the ghazal, of which Moḥammad Shams al-Dīn Ḥāfeẓ (died 1389/90) is the incontestable master.