It is noteworthy, however, that the controversy has nothing to do with Mr. Webster's age.
Here are a few noteworthy opinions on the controversy, from Deborah Pearlstein, Glenn Greenwald, Scott Horton and Marcy Wheeler.
The declaration was noteworthy, given the growing controversy over the casting of cisgender actors — including, most recently, Matt Bomer — in transgender roles.
Aside from the fact that Edelstein chose a rape scene to commemorate Bertolucci (although many may argue it's the director's most noteworthy work), some pointed to the controversy involving the director and Brando while shooting the scene.
They looked down on a stadium in which not a single flare was lit during the match – noteworthy in these parts – and whose only flirtation with controversy came in the form of chants supporting Ismail Morina, the operator of last year's drone who was incarcerated two days before the game for illegal gun possession.
The relevant research is noteworthy for its power, clarity, consistency, and lack of controversy.
This has led to a running controversy between "deletionists" who would prefer to cover only noteworthy subjects on Wikipedia, as a more traditional encyclopedia would, and "inclusionists", who want to accept anything, no matter how banal.
A new, uniform mission law was created, without noteworthy native influence; this sometimes led to conflict, such as the Chinese rites controversy in the 17th and 18th centuries over the compatibility of rites honouring Confucius and ancestors with Christian rites.
But what makes Mr. Bloomberg's situation noteworthy is that he has presided over a cabinet that has experienced remarkably little turnover and minimal controversy.
This is noteworthy because, of the before mentioned trend this year, of Democratic incumbents losing in the primaries due to being mired in controversy.
