His reference was to the impressive array of ideological strange-bedfellows that filed briefs in support of Wisconsin Right to Life's challenge.
Bolton's elevation to the position of national security adviser is a fitting coda for a movement whose adherents spent decades throwing themselves on an endless array of ideological barricades while vilifying opponents whose responses to Soviet Russia or Islamic fundamentalism were deemed insufficiently harsh.
By examining an array of ideological and logistical issues surrounding postwar Shanghai's "Japanese Nationals Concentration Zone," this essay seeks to reconstruct the dynamic interplay between the Chinese authorities, the U.S. military, and the Japanese repatriates.
The Neocon core, and a much larger array of ideological neoconservatives, did not invent truthiness, but they took it to new heights.
But with much at stake in the budget battle heading into the 2012 elections, and both men facing an array of political, ideological and substantive tradeoffs, the McConnell-Boehner pact is likely to be tested as all sides come down to painful decisions in coming weeks about what they are willing to accept to get a deal.
As such, Max Weber's influence was far-reaching across the vast array of disciplinary, methodological, ideological and philosophical reflections that are still our own and increasingly more so.
A Bioethics Court would achieve credibility only if its membership reflected a broad swath of ideological opinion and harnessed a wide array of philosophical approaches.
Its presidential candidate, Chen Shui-bian, had won a three-cornered race two months earlier only because the forces arrayed against him were, despite ideological similarities, so deeply divided on a personal level that they split the vote against him.
"The forces arrayed to oppose this on ideological grounds seem to be vastly outnumbered and overwhelmed.
One of the lesser-noticed provisions of the Republican rules package brought together an array of interests from across the ideological spectrum in opposition.
