Sentence examples for heavily didactic from inspiring English sources

Katharine: "A bit heavily didactic isn't it?

Earlier 19th-century writing had been heavily didactic; by the 1920s this had begun to change.

"Manly Games" is Mr. Svankmajer's first piece of unambiguous social commentary, but its heavily didactic nature is made tolerable by humor: it's easily his funniest film.

As the novel gathers momentum toward its resolution, I know in my critical self that it becomes too heavily didactic and sweet with sentiment for our contemporary tastes.

Frans Sartono, reviewing for the historically Catholic daily Kompas, considered the film heavily didactic but ultimately interesting, because its social commentary was much needed, considering Indonesia's religious turmoil.

With traditional training techniques, image knowledge and interpretation can rely heavily on didactic teaching.

Fourth, the full time faculty-to-student ratio seems to be significantly less than the optimal ratio required for curricula that emphasize the student-centered approach, especially that the students being admitted to the medical colleges across the Kingdom are graduates from a 12-year-schooling system that relies heavily on didactic teaching.

The curriculum for preservice education training for laboratory technologists in sub Saharan Africa, in most cases, is not standardized and is heavily skewed towards didactic training with little or no hands-on experience with the laboratory equipment used in the workplace.

An unapologetically didactic picture (heavily influenced by Sergey Eisenstein and other Soviet filmmakers) about the rewards of communal living, it was not popular with audiences, and Vidor who had once again invested his own money to get the production off the ground reaped a major financial loss.

While yielding plenty to the psychoanalytical reading, such poetry has a didactic element which, though heavily disguised as mischief, shouldn't be underestimated.

History is essentially didactic.