Activate your senses: notice what you are seeing, feeling, hearing, touching, tasting.
It was about looking, talking, touching, tasting, cooking, feeding, and laughing.
An immersive and convincing work will often have readers seeing, touching, tasting, hearing, and smelling.
"It's a see, hear, smell, touch, taste experience," Mr. Jones said.
"It is the mango that comes from the tree, that I can touch, taste.
Maybe this book has at its heart something tangled and manic, but it's obscured by her strange reluctance to touch, taste and inspect it.
We cannot see, touch, taste, or smell value or rightness or virtue, even as we can see, touch, taste, or smell some of the things that have value or that are right or that manifest virtue.
One answer to this question assumes that observation is a perceptual process so that to observe is to look at, listen to, touch, taste, or smell something, attending to details of the resulting perceptual experience.
"When the dollar's down and gold is more than $1,200 an ounce, you know people are pulling their money out of stocks and looking for something they can touch, taste or feel," White says.
At this moment, your brain is adapting to everything you see, hear, touch, taste, and smell.
Curiosity takes you to see, touch, taste and smell the unlike things, then asks, "What if?" Character matters.
