The New York Times gets accused of bias all the time, most commonly of the ideological variety.
A further proof of stronger competition is the number and ideological variety of candidates in the last elections.
This is evidence of the growing pluralism of UK politics, the increasing ideological and cultural variety in the ecology of the state.
He is constantly being challenged to ideological duels by a variety of religious and secular groups.
It gives warning of a variety of ideological threats, from overseas religious groups and Falun Gong, an outlawed quasi-Buddhist sect, to dissidents abroad demanding a multi-party system.
And that's part of what he thinks will serve Mrs. Kennedy well in her position in Japan, where she would likely do everything from entertaining at the embassy to meeting with foreign dignitaries and politicians with a variety of ideological persuasions.
Coming up with the cost of improving the schools "should be the result of an objective study, not a vote of people with a variety of ideological positions," said Michael A. Rebell, executive director of the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, the advocacy group that filed the lawsuit that led to the commission's creation.
'Semantic variety' is ideological stance made manifest in discourse.
This complex of contextual factors explains how a text is a vehicle for a certain semantic variety, an ideological orientation towards the events being reported.
Final Prediction: Romney will be attacked more and more for a variety of ideological sins, but the subtext will always be that Romney is just too smart and too much like Obama.
