Research on the development of face recognition in infancy has shown that infants respond to faces as if they are special and recognize familiar faces early in development.
"Here, in the town square, a special form of free and familiar contact reigned among people, who were usually divided by the barriers of caste, property, profession, and age..
This is what you get" had an uncomfortable resonance with the expectation of something special and the delivery of familiar sportswear.
Quaintly old-fashioned in style, plot and special effects, this familiar tale of female derangement and institutional abuse is too tame to scare and too shallow to engage.
Dallas & Robo is something special and different while still feeling familiar and safe.
As I handled the photos, the pieces of art she loved, and the outfits I remembered her wearing on occasions both special and ordinary, I felt that familiar ache.
A special educator familiar with Northington's old school district found that it failed to provide Northington with special education services while he was there; he had not received the support he deserved.
The book is not an allegory; it has no hidden meaning or message, either religious, political, or psychological, as some have tried to prove; and its only undertones are some touches of gentle satire on education for the children's special benefit and on familiar university types, whom the Liddells may or may not have recognized.
The nursing staffs possessed minimum qualification of diploma in nursing, while the teachers also possessed minimum of diploma qualification in special education and were familiar with background knowledge of normal child development.
The American base at Asadabad near the crash site is ringed by tall mountains and deep valleys that provide ample places for Taliban fighters who could shoot down a helicopter, said a Special Forces officer familiar with the location.
