That's why many of us opt to claim the standard mileage rates. There's one other mileage rate that gets announced each year -- the mileage amount you can deduct for travel in service of a charity. That's 14 cents per mile. And it hasn't changed for years.
Imagery is a flow of thoughts you can see, hear, feel, smell, or taste. Throughout this program, you will see these three terms: imagery; guided imagery; and Interactive Guided ImagerySM. It's important to recognize the differences between the three: Imagery Imagery is a natural, yet special, way of thinking that involves our senses. Images are thoughts you can see, hear, smell, taste or feel, and include memories, dreams and daydreams, plans and visions, and fantasies.
In literature, abstract imagery is language that portrays sensations or experiences that have no physical parallel, such as ideas, concepts, or emotions. It is distinct from concrete imagery, which describes physical objects and sensations like colors, sounds, and shapes. This is different from abstract visual art, although abstract art and abstract imagery in literature share a common motivation: to express something that cannot be perceived by visual or sensory means.