face presentation造句

• The task used to measure temporal memory consisted of discriminating between recent and less recent face presentations.
• Readers of Gates's book got a taste of this in the chilling finale to an otherwise poker-faced presentation of the future.
• He said the United States requested the meetings because it was felt a face-to-face presentation of the U . S . position might be effective.
• He postulated it to be an essential element of all language interchanges, and claimed ( 1986 : 10 ) : " A satisfactory theory of linguistic meaning cannot ignore questions of face presentation, nor other politeness phenomena that maintain the co-operative nature of language interchange ."