The phrase "sensory language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing descriptive language that appeals to the senses, enhancing imagery in writing.
Example: "The author skillfully employed sensory language to immerse the reader in the vibrant sights and sounds of the bustling market."
Alternatives: "descriptive language" or "imagery-rich language".
Be sure to use precise words and phrases, telling details and sensory language to convey a vivid picture of the events.
iPhone This is a marvellous idea: an app for parents suggesting daily activities to do with their young children: "silly games that foster artistic, cognitive, emotional, motor, sensory, language skills and more" in the words of the App Store listing.
And there was the articulation of interior feeling through sensory language: All my moods, and my demands Left over from promises made to myself From all the pain from other men Came down on you like frozen rain.
A fourth type of religious experience is harder to describe: it can't be characterized accurately in sensory language, even analogically, yet the subject of the experience insists that the experience is a real, direct awareness of some religiously significant reality external to the subject.
Up to one-third of people with migraine headaches perceive an aura: a transient visual, sensory, language, or motor disturbance which signals that the headache will soon occur.
In seductively polished and sensory language, Stein turns a slice of her past into a narrative that feels real enough to touch, and in doing so confronts readers with the traumatic truth of grief, intimate partner violence, emotional abuse, and even the more mundane pain of first heartbreak.
Nearly 90 percent of people with temporal lobe seizures see a significant reduction or cessation of seizures after getting this surgery.[4] However, because the temporal lobe's functions include organizing sensory input, language and speech production, auditory perception and memory association and formation, removing a portion of it increases the patient's risks for: Double vision.
Instead the novel soars when it permits the reader to surrender to its sensory beauty, language and humor.
Learning objectives are linked to the child's domains of development appropriate to age: physical (gross/fine), motor, sensory, cognitive, language, emotional/aesthetic, social and personal development.
We decided therefore to compare amplitude and habituation of pattern reversal VEP in healthy volunteers, migraine patients with pure visual auras, and in patients with complex neurological auras including at least one of sensory and language symptoms in addition to visual disturbances.
The cerebral cortex of the brain is your friend as you age, since it powers thought, sensory perception, language, and emotion.
