Sentence examples for more didactic on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Beene is the angrier of the two and more didactic on the issue, and his clothes are more intelligent than most.

But the ABC side of the preschool spectrum — a more didactic emphasis on school readiness — also deserves its due, and not just because government financing may not always match liberal dreams.

Reliance on more didactic approaches permits faster production of more of these workers, where experiential learning requires more time and resources.

Cancer interrupted Ms. Fawcett's attempted comeback in 2006 and put her on a different, more didactic track — pursued by a careful-what-you-wish-for flurry of publicity.

Focusing on cerebral, tendentious works, it comes off as more didactic and ideological than imaginatively adventurous.

"The program was much more didactic back then," said Frank X . Pegueros D.A.R.E.'s president and chief executive, when asked whether his group's position on gateway drugs had changed.

His goal was more didactic, deliberately placing those who might feel somewhat superior in a position where they were dependent on those who were apparently inferior.

Others, such as the chef and activist Alice Waters, take a more didactic approach to food reform.

But Moran is more ideologically inclined than her American counterpart, and more didactic in tone.

"Titicut Follies" and "High School" are more didactic, I think, than the other films.

But her feminist spirit is sometimes more didactic in prose than onstage.