Sentence examples for his didactic from inspiring English sources

Nâbî's fame rests mainly on his didactic mesnevî Hayrîyye, which contains moral maxims for his son.

Mr. Alonso's experience coaching Alicia Alonso through her near-blindness may have informed his didactic method.

His copious endnotes furthered his didactic aim and so did the illustrations.

But, in his didactic anti-clericalism, Pullman demonises religion to the point of absurdity.

He never lost his didactic streak, which was always leavened by a certain wit.

His didactic aim is not only political but philosophical and social, a challenge to audiences to think and see differently.

(A few years later, Jean Cocteau, looking for an actress with the features and aplomb of a Greek statue, chose Miller, who had no experience onscreen, for the lead role in his didactically outré first film, "The Blood of a Poet").

"There's his powerful, human-oriented writing, and his very didactic writing, and 'Carol' falls on the didactic side".

He there wrote, in 1604, his best-known work, Aurora, a sonnet sequence that outlived his subsequent didactic tragedies.

As Boras was recounting this history for me in his characteristically didactic fashion, a man dressed in jeans and an untucked striped shirt walked by his office window.

George McClellan, with his somewhat didactic and conventional verse, froms the link between past and present.