The phrase "a memorable face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone whose facial features or expressions leave a lasting impression on others.
Example: "She had a memorable face that people would easily recognize in a crowd."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable face" or "a striking face".
She had a strikingly memorable face, a craggy amalgam of Mrs Thatcher and Ted Hughes, though without the imperiousness of either.
It seems like half the reason for his recruitment into the CIA was simply that he has a talent for forgettableness: a face like a low quality JPEG of a more memorable face.
Reporting from San Francisco — "Tales of the City" may have introduced author Armistead Maupin and Olympia Dukakis, the most memorable face from the three television miniseries adapted from the books.
The Suits actor Rick Hoffman managed to have his own little social media viral moment in the sun, after he was seen on television pulling a variety of memorable faces during the ceremony.
Based on our study, we draw inferences that can help service experience managers in a variety of settings create more memorable face-to-face service encounters.
Click through the gallery above for a look at some of those memorable faces, which include the White Man's Overbite, the Pratt in the Headlights, the Duck, Duck Goose and several iterations of his signature furrowed brow. .
Lynda Bellingham passed away on Sunday at the age of 66, having enjoyed a lengthy career making her one of the most memorable faces on TV.
This attention to the building's context created varied and memorable faces or sides.
For those who find these a bit out of character, I suggest we go back and look at the Mac vs. PC ads that featured two memorable faces who, arguably, cannot be disassociated from that campaign.
