Sentence examples for a conflation of different from inspiring English sources

In an influential essay, A. C. Graham (1986) argues that the story of Laozi reflects a conflation of different legends.

This leads me to revisit the very concept of aspirations, as a conflation of different contents, relational references and space-time horizons.

Coleman invented a name for the band's approach – harmolodics, a conflation of harmony, movement and melody – facilitating the simultaneous playing of a given melody line by different instruments at different pitches.

It's a conflation of two separate issues.

Maybe there has been a conflation of badness and toughness.

It is, in a sense, a conflation of modern text messaging and tribal message drumming.

("Noma" is a conflation of the Danish words for "Nordic" and "food").

With its rhyming rectangles and circles, it seems mainly a conflation of realism and abstraction.

The Wars of the Roses is a conflation of four Shakespeare plays into a trilogy.

In each a conflation of two and three dimensions sets up an experience of cognitive uncertainty.

Brown saw a conflation of interests between Project PM, WikiLeaks and Anonymous.