First, the existing literature concerning the characterisation and potential applications inspired by this remarkable biomaterial is critiqued.
The most remarkable feature of Macaulay's critique is that it seems to be largely aloof from particular political issues, focusing instead on what we would nowadays call methodological matters.
Justice Elena Kagan's critique of Justice Thomas's opinion is remarkable for its withering scorn.
Kevin Pietersen's extraordinary demolition of South Africa's formidable pacemen (and no less remarkable press conference whine, including a graceless, mean-spirited critique of debutant James Taylor) in 2012 came the match after Hashim Amla's beguiling triple hundred at The Oval.
Besides being a funny comedian and a witty news commentator, Bill Maher is also a sharp political critic and an iconoclast whose devastating critiques, particularly of the religious right, are truly remarkable.
ON Sony's Culver City lot, perhaps the most unnerving element of Mr. Loeb's critique is that it threatens to disrupt the remarkable stability of Sony's management.
If the Dogon astronomical/mythological story had stopped there, it would have been remarkable, but it probably would not have warranted a detailed critique by a media superstar such as Sagan.
Cost hasn't done any original research, but he has mastered a remarkable range of material, and produced a full-bore, non-caricatural critique of liberalism.
Perhaps most remarkable about the federal findings was the comprehensive scope of the critique; almost no element of the jail seemed to meet muster.
Social scientists, noting the remarkable convergence of human and natural history in the Anthropocene, have advanced various critiques of the idea, most of them reflecting a deep epistemological divide over the nature and scope of kinds of knowledge.
