Sentence examples for I was conflating from inspiring English sources

Apparently I was conflating two separate fields.

Correction: I was conflating the self-proclaimed caliph of the Islamic State with the Secretary of Energy, Ernest Moniz.

At some point, it was apparent I was conflating the Lebanese version, called ejjeh, with the Persian herb omelet known as kuku sabzi.

I hope that previous sentence is enough to dispel the myth did you see that I was conflating dollars with dollars per year?

Finally, they suggested that I was conflating premiums before subsidies with the cost after subsidies, overlooking the price paid by taxpayers.

(Well, not really. I'm conflating the speech I was rehearsing with the one I used to hear).

To be clear, I'm conflating a few different things here — economic growth, technological progress and political change.

Snyder may deserve some credit for getting the runners on base, even while acknowledging some unforced errors along the way (yes, I know I'm conflating the batter and the pitcher, but humor me), which in-turn (and indeed possibly motivated by his mistakes) allowed other filmmakers to bring the runners home.

Some people might think I am conflating too many problems into one.

If you hate Facebook so much, dickhead, use email instead; At this point obviously I am conflating hatred for the horsebox and hatred for the person who is renting it, and so we descend into the grey clay and dirt, a sort of halfway between them, and we don't know where is up or down and where the sky is and where we are amongst it.

Meet the Feebles gets its particular charge from the fact that it's conflating things that just shouldn't be conflated.