Sentence examples for rather than didactic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jenkins's spirit is exploratory rather than didactic.

These are rich stories, readable rather than didactic, and told very much from the narrator's clearly subjective point of view.

And while there are philosophical and satirical implications to the story, Basden is aiming for a colourful rather than didactic piece: "I want it to be visually rich and bold.

"His method is investigative rather than didactic, and his bravery arises from the bracing conviction that it is necessary and possible for an artist simply to tell the truth" (A. O. Scott).

His method is investigative rather than didactic, and his bravery arises from the bracing conviction that it is necessary and possible for an artist simply to tell the truth.

All groups preferred learning in clinical rather than didactic settings.

Rather than didactically and anachronistically condemning these injustices, Chevalier lets the female characters speak for themselves.

Autumn examines it aesthetically rather than didactically, through riffs on fairytale and fable, with Daniel showing Elisabeth how to tell "hospitable" stories that welcome in possibility rather than closing down other points of view.

Rather than offering didactic observations, she simply sang songs she liked.

Maxxi is "emotive rather than purely didactic", as one of the curators puts it.

However, he never considered recreating the Lumière Brothers' film, as with his other work, he said, wanting to offer a "light comment" rather than being didactic.