Best used when describing scenes, characters, or events in storytelling to add vividness and detail.

Use in Narratives

Using the phrase sparingly prevents it from losing its impact and keeps the description fresh.

Avoid Overuse

The phrase works well when you want readers to visualize something more clearly or intensely.

It's often used to suggest that something gives credibility to a claim, whether or not it's true.

Good for indicating that a person or detail seemingly confirms a theory without delivering hard proof.

Understand that the phrase can introduce bias, steering readers towards a specific interpretation.