In this way, hearing positions we oppose espoused by people who we love can even act as a kind of tether, a human face to remember when we listen to that incendiary conservative radio host or read that irritating liberal blogger.
The brain needs to perceive a face and to remember it; it must identify a face as a face, then realise that it has seen that particular face before.
"You have the same face," he told him, which was not necessarily a compliment, because it was an unremarkable face, difficult to remember, and though Camilo used many products to style his stiff hair fashionably, it had a tendency to play dirty tricks on him.
She scrunched up her face, trying to remember.
If it also means an inability to remember faces because you've met too many people, or occassionally snubbing someone who seems less than interesting, well, that comes with the position, too.
Make an effort to remember new faces and names when meeting business prospects.
When you hear my name you recognize it, but you have to go home and get out an old yearbook to remember my face.
They also have an impressive ability to remember the faces of other sheep [9], suggesting a good capacity for learning and memory.
He has an uncanny ability to remember names, faces and details...
Many people are more likely to remember a face rather than a name.
The face to be remembered was shown first, followed by an irrelevant display of two faces, one new and the other the same as the memory item.
