Talk:Patterns of Development/@comment-209.242.165.22-20191003031243

Description is a pattern of development characterized by the use of descriptive words that appeal to the senses. The author uses these words in order to paint a picture in the mind of the reader.

This style of developement seems most suited to physical subjects that the reader can experience with their senses. By allowing the reader to feel like they can experience the subject, the author can keep them engaged deeper and longer.

It's probably less suited to abstract ideas that can't be detected with the physical senses. An example might be a mathematical concept, where an exemplification might be more suitable, or perhaps a social concept where a cause and effect might be more suitable.

Jay Wyma