Is it any surprise that the only significant critique of FFA's current policy came from his soccer-soulmate at SBS?
Circulated in manuscript for years, the book was not published until 1532 — nearly five years after Machiavelli's death — and received its first significant critique within the decade, from an English cardinal who pronounced the author "an enemy of the human race".
Jones's comment is a significant critique of Miller and her striking trajectory from model and muse to artist and British Vogue's official war correspondent, but it is also a point that should be more broadly considered when assessing the work and careers of women photographers in general.
A Foreign Ministry statement released later on Wednesday further illustrated Russia's negative reaction to the report, distributed a day earlier by the International Atomic Energy Agency and characterized by the United States and its European allies as a significant new critique of Iran's nuclear program.
He went on, "I feel sometimes like I'm sinking into quicksand and subjected to the very significant — and sometimes appropriate — critiques of editorial pages about missteps, which I read, and, like any normal person, mutter under my breath and resent, but then take seriously.
To take Wilms' tumour as an example, written by Daniel Green, there is a short overview of the basics of the treatment of the disease, followed by 13 separate critiques of significant clinical studies, the results of which form the foundation of the current best practice.
The largest investor in BAE Systems has thrown the defence contractor's proposed €35bn (£28bn) merger with EADS into doubt by raising "significant reservations" in a detailed critique that questions the logic, financial benefit and security implications of the deal.
But it has no religiously significant content because Philo's critique has drained it of any content whatsoever.
He is nonetheless well aware that the conclusions drawn from his arguments in the 1st Critique will have significant implications for articulating an understanding of religion appropriate to the finite reason that characterizes humanity's unique status at the juncture of nature and freedom.
On Tuesday morning in Virginia, a battleground state crucial to both candidates, conversations with voters suggested that Romney's critique had gained significant traction with some in the affluent suburb of Vienna, potentially threatening Obama's prospects in a state he won in 2008.
At one point, Carcetti borrows the Quaker call "Speak truth to power" and in series five Simon does just that by critiquing the most significant event in US politics in over 30 years; why else include the parade of lost limbs, close-ups of $80,000 prosthetics, the cheerful chat of young, uncomplaining men living shattered lives?
