Sentence examples for were didactic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Instructive or intended to teach or demonstrate, especially with regard to morality.
They were didactic films, for and about young people.
They were didactic texts meant to be read as cautionary tales.
And it was this sense that such documentaries were didactic and instructional – a moving-picture version of the National Geographic magazines that were also often to be found pinned to the walls of classrooms – that was one factor in the demise of such window-on-the-world films.
The stories didn't seem remotely exotic, whether they were didactic folk parodies, as with one written by Sholem Aleichem; latter-day folk exegesis, as with one by Sholem Asch; or nearly impenetrable Kabbalistic allegory, as with several by Der Nister.
Two of these sessions were didactic in nature, based around a series of slides, but with frequent 2-way interaction with the multidisciplinary learners throughout the presentation.
The most common recommended educational approaches for teaching global health topics were didactics and experiential learning.
It is not meant to be didactic.
Not that Gantos is didactic.
"It's socially engaged without being didactic.
He promised that the novel would not be didactic.
It is didactic, yes, but it's also dialectical.
