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Descriptive Essay  by: Jessica Johnson, jr A descriptive essay is aimed at describing an object, phenomenon or event. A description process may be conducted through the introduction of examples, utilization of expressive language, comparison with some other objects, description of the personal sensations about the described object or any other technique that discloses peculiarities of a described object, phenomenon or event in a vivid and comprehensible way. While writing a descriptive essay, it is necessary to remember that virtually every object, phenomenon, or event can be viewed from different angles by different individuals. To this reason, it is necessary to start with obvious features of a described object, and afterwards disclose as many of its peculiar features as possible. It is ultimately important to keep the reader of a descriptive essay interested in the discussed object by introduction of the most interesting features in a lively manner and by emphasizing the object?s remarkable features. The writer should display his own opinion about the subject and thus form the reader?s impression. Introductory paragraph should include brief description of an object, starting with general features, continued with peculiar ones and finalized by the thesis statement. Body paragraphs should include more detailed description of the stated features, and the conclusion should summarize the stated information or restate the previously formulated thesis with consideration of peculiarities stated within the body paragraphs. About The Author Jessica Johnson, jr. is Content Manager of Custom Essay (http://www.customessay.org) - custom writing service based in Etobicoke, Canada. Permission is granted to re-publish this article provided that it is published in its entirety without exclusion including the hyperlink to Custom Essay in the following format: Custom Essay - Writing Services This article was posted on October 03, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Writing" Category: Five Ways A Writer Can Make More Money With A Personal Website by Maggie Wallace Voices in Your Head by Mike Foley Internet Authors aren't Newspaper Columnists by Mike Scantlebury Small Wonders: The Power Of Independent Publishers And Invertebrate Creatures by Erik Quisling The Storyteller by Martha Whittington So, You Think You Want to Be a Freelance Proofreader by Jan Kovarik Words to Avoid in Your Online Resume by David Green Eleven Questions For Laura Preble, Author by Laura Preble Researching Your Memoir: How to Mine the Material of Your Life by Melinda Copp Orientalism by Samir K. Dash << Back to "Writing" Index

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