Training experiences included didactics, language training, self-awareness, and supervision in immersive activities related to professional or academic work.
Ms. Sachs's sometimes overly didactic language fails them here, and they also succumb to bouts of overacting.
Gone are the didactic language and schematic architecture that hobbled the author's 1998 novel, "Paradise"; gone are the cartoonish characters that marred her 2003 novel, "Love".
Part of the problem is that Ms. Morrison employs the sort of didactic language she used in the ham-handed "Paradise" to limn the women's relationships to each other and to Bill Cosey.
Nguyen's own academic background also seeps in, inspiring didactic language better suited to a damp graduate seminar than an excellent literary novel: "My need for validation and inclusion surprised me".
In his Sufi writings, Suhrawardī employs both allegory and didactic language to advise the novice how to follow the Sufi path, often with specific instructions regarding ascetic practices.
It is a good book because of its precise language and its didactic organization (with many clear tables), it is exhaustive in its details, and rigorous in its background; it is well suited for a graduate-level course.
Embracing the didactic language of parable while turning it on its head, Zambreno's punchy, matter-of-fact, repetitive sentences belie repressed emotional truths.
Governor Tryon and the Boys exchanged threats, truce offers, and other writings, which were frequently written by Allen in florid and didactic language, while the Boys continued to drive surveyors and incoming tenants on New York-granted lands away.
This may be achieved, most directly, through the use of appropriate terminology in both the study protocol and standard operating procedures documents: in avoiding the use of dogmatic excessively or didactic language, interventions may be implicitly permitted appropriate levels of flexibility in intervention delivery, whilst maintaining fidelity to the original study protocol.
