Sentence examples for is very didactic from inspiring English sources

Chief executive, Child Poverty Action Group Some critics are bound to say the film is very didactic, too black and white, but the most important aspect for me is that it's talking about something that is true.

"Her art itself is very didactic," says Sasha Carrera, the director of the Corita Art Center, in a video to accompany the exhibition.

The piece is very didactic in a sense.

"Before it was very didactic, very theoretical, very German .Yet the strengths of Germany's popular, but rather low-brow, style of television drama could slow efforts to move in a new direction.

The topics covered were mainly on basic nutrition and training methods were very didactic.

If we consider the 'benchmarks' the first thing that is noticeable is that they are very didactic (Table  1).> The benchmarks state what should happen in a firm and clear way.

Other challenges included training curricula which were not aligned to regional nutrition priorities, teaching methods that were very didactic and did not prepare students to tackle real-life problems, insufficient number of trainers, limited production of nutrition graduates and low levels of institutional collaboration.

"Frankie and Johnny Are Married," which opens today in Manhattan, is very much in the softly didactic, sentimental mode of much of Mr. Pressman's television.

The chapters are written in a didactic fashion, and there is very little discussion as to why a particular therapy or course of treatment is recommended.

It is also important to consider the didactic aspects of the exhibition because it is very popular among schools, and students of all ages are interested visitors.

"..to add any more didactic type teaching into that clinical program is very difficult.