Of course, Roe too (and by extension Casey) had been (and still is) subject to unrelenting criticism, including criticism from the two commentators cited by the Court today.
Significantly, they did not usually employ either Alexander or Themistius, i.e., the other two commentators recommended by Maimonides.
Incidentally, here's the PATENTED DAN MASKELL MEMORIAL OH-I-SAY-O-METER®™®™® explained for anyone who has trouble processing simple information: Between 1927 and 1939, football matches on BBC Radio were described by two commentators.
After brief discussions by four commentators (Benjamin M. Friedman, George G. Kaufman, Robert C. Pozen, and Hal S. Scott), Kroszner and Shiller each offer a response to the other's proposals, creating a fruitful dialogue between two major figures in the field.
Prompted by what one commentator calls the "original sin of college athletics," the drafting of academically ill-prepared players, systems have emerged to ensure that the good ones stay eligible, even at the cost of learning.
The short list of the Man Booker Prize for fiction was dominated by what one commentator called "costume dramas," with little overt interest in the 21st century.
While politicians raged about the size of bankers' bonuses – Goldman itself was memorably dubbed "a giant vampire squid" by one commentator – the bank nonetheless rebounded strongly from its near-death experience during the financial crisis.
Driberg's candid revelations of his "cottaging" and his descriptions of casual oral sex were called by one commentator "the biggest outpouring of literary dung a public figure has ever flung into print".
Ponting certainly has copped his share of bouncers on this tour – in these pages and others – and was even accused by one commentator in the wake of the needlessly rancorous first Test in Cardiff of being "duplicitous" and possessing not "a shred of moral authority".
