Sentence examples for is didactic in from inspiring English sources

The first work in his collection, Makhzan ol-asrār ("Treasury of Mysteries"), is didactic in intention.

It is didactic in the extreme, motivated by an overwhelming desire to stop people drinking, and to rescue mankind from its own, basest urges.

Also covering child marriage, bonded servitude and plain old patriarchal vetoing, "Girl Rising," directed by Richard E. Robbins, is didactic in arguing the need for more educational opportunity and its wide-ranging effects.

This paper is didactic in purpose and uses landscape histories for the Peloponnese and eastern Spain to show that the impact of recurrent, excessive precipitation events and of reduced quality of land cover are difficult to unravel, because they commonly appear to work in tandem.

The genre is didactic in nature and is thought to have formed part of the Middle Kingdom scribal education syllabus.

In contrast, traditional education is didactic in nature and tends to be delivered in lecture format.

Much of Byzantine literature was didactic in tone, and often in content too.

The Fasti was didactic in popularizing the new calendar; but its object was clearly to entertain.

It also showed that Ms. Corthron is unafraid to be didactic, in the sense of being instructional rather than pedantic.

It's told from the Christian perspective, which I don't share; it's an allegory, a genre I find unpalatable; it's didactic in tone, which I can't stand.

"That's why I think the therapeutic monument has to be didactic in some way, has to have a rationale, a meaning that justifies the collective focus on this event".