The clumsiest, most didactic parts of the first six episodes come from awkward racial humor and pointedly anti-PC jabs.
My apologies if you've already seen this one, but it is far and away the snappiest and most didactic video out there, so it has to be included.
For Greene, in one of his most didactic works, the agent, Pyle, was America; the woman, Phuong, was Vietnam; and the journalist-protagonist, Fowler, was only a half-step away from Greene himself, the world-weary European.
It lingers like a strange perfume over his concise, matter-of-fact sentences, more heightened in the earlier novels and short stories, but the bottom notes (petrol, anguish, desire, nightmares) are still present in the first three lines of his final and most didactic novel, Kingdom Come: "The suburbs dream of violence.
The installations are Ms. Rosler's most didactic works, and she continues to produce them.
These works are Mr. Kos's most didactic and least endearing efforts, although the guards in Berkeley enjoyed placing bets on which clock would cuckoo first, which you might call the unplanned successful expression of capitalism's victory over Communism, the point of Mr. Kos's art in the first place.
This is Brecht at his most didactic, exposing a "humanity without humaneness", attacking the exploitative greed of businessmen in search of oil and demanding: "Where there's abuse, do something".
It's not that I disagree with all Lewis says when she's at her most didactic.
The most frequently mentioned didactic methods within the PGIR are discussions and lectures (for details, cf. Table 3).
