A wide array of positions were offered by the speakers, representing the nonprofit, academic and policymaking arenas.
The references to personal demons and implosions touched on Mr. Olbermann's résumé, which includes an array of positions over the last decade.
The multiple-jointed arm of the space shuttle, for example, can take cameras, equipment and astronauts to an astonishing array of positions, but the process of planning every movement is enormously complex.
The political, aesthetic and commercial interests involved in the effort are accompanied by such a dizzying array of positions and agendas it is difficult to keep track of who wants what.
Though Paul acknowledges flaws in both the Constitution (it included slavery) and the Bill of Rights (it doesn't go far enough), he still thinks a comprehensive array of positions can be drawn from them: Against gun control.
However, revelation can be interpreted in varying ways, and, over time, the diversity of possible interpretations has produced a wide array of positions on almost every point of law.
The WMSH fits within an array of positions known as externalism or the Extended Mind Hypothesis, according to which the world outside our bodies is not just input to cognitive processes located within our brains but partially constitutes those processes.
But Republicans now hold an array of positions, from the budget-minded focus of the Tea Party movement to the stay-the-course view of the party's 2008 nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, to other internationalist Republicans who fear the party has lost its way.
Republicans now hold an array of positions, from the budget-minded focus of the Tea Party movement to the stay-the-course view of the party's 2008 nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, to other internationalist Republicans who fear the party has lost its way.
