To help a reader imagine a physical experience
It allows the poet to convey an experience more specifically and vividly.
Sensory details (also known as imagery) are an important literary device. Including details that evoke sensory memories (describing the smell of cookies baking, or the feel of a scratchy wool sweater) helps readers to become more connected with and better understand the text.
Sensory detail is when you use the 5 senses; (touch, taste, sight, smell, sound) in your writing to make something more realistic and descriptive. It gives the reader more of an understanding of what is going on and what a character is going through.
Learning to spell " sentences " might help you in your writing and to have a story you must have sentences with a main idea and topic. Just stringing words together means nothing. This is really true in descriptive writing when you want to describe a person or place. The words have to describe that person or item and make sense in the context of the story.
They use sensory details to pull the reader in mentally as well as physically. You not only think about the story, but you feel it and hear it and taste it.
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The phrase "nothing important details" does not quite make sense, but perhaps it is intended to mean, no important details. So perhaps I have told you all the details that matter, and I have left out no important details.
A description containing too much sensory information, which can overwhelm a reader
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Sensory details (also known as imagery) are an important literary device. Including details that evoke sensory memories (describing the smell of cookies baking, or the feel of a scratchy wool sweater) helps readers to become more connected with and better understand the text.
sensory details about a writer's experiences
Sensory details create imagery because they just do. 4minute fighting! ~
The sensory details for the Harry Potter books are the friendship, the courage, the challenges, the dangers.
Sensory Details
Any detail you can find out with your five senses.
All I got is visual details
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Abstract statements are general and conceptual, lacking specific sensory information. In contrast, sensory details provide concrete information by appealing to the five senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell) to create a vivid image or experience for the audience.
A description containing too much sensory information, which can overwhelm a reader
Sensory details are not very important when it comes to enriching a setting
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