But it has also come in for some notable criticism.
One notable criticism was that the back seat was a bit tight.
CARL HULSE Notable Criticism President Obama may be a former senator, but that did not stop him from delivering a notable tongue-lashing to his onetime institution.
A less common, but still notable criticism of Dhammakaya has to do with the huge devotion it has towards its leaders.
1622 Barrow-upon-Humber, England 1707 London, England John Sergeant, (born 1622, Barrow-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, Eng. died 1707, London) English Roman Catholic priest, notable for his criticisms of several of the leading thinkers of his time, including John Locke.
In other Warsaw Pact countries, open criticism of the Soviet space program was difficult because of political censorship; however, there were notable cases of criticism in Polish scientific circles.
A brilliant undergraduate career ensued, and soon Williams's young protégé was publishing criticism notable for its breadth of learning.
The Arab mathematician Jābir ibn Aflaḥ (12th century) was also notable for his criticism of the Ptolemaic system.
If scientists claim to represent traditions notable for self-criticism and well-tested results, shouldn't their presentations of history share these ambitions?
In practice, however, this distinction often proves artificial, and even the most single-minded concentration on a text may be informed by outside knowledge, while many notable works of criticism combine discussion of texts with broad arguments about the nature of literature and the principles of assessing it.
