Sentence examples for about conflation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Congress has already given the same customs treatment to both, and otherwise applied identical rules to both, without any complaints about conflation.

Dunham has explicitly tried separate herself from Hannah before (despite being ambivalent about conflation when the show first started).

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"Our concerns are really about the conflation of religion and spirituality," said its chair, Antony Lempert.

By now, many Americans must find nothing remarkable about the conflation of Muslim faith and contorted faces.

"It's a sort of cockney vision," Ackroyd says, "that goes way back, past Shakespeare, and is about the conflation of irreconcilable things: pantomime and tragedy, horror and farce.

It will be exactly the sort of moment that makes ethics experts, worried about the conflation of Trump's business abroad with his oversight of U.S. foreign policy, especially alarmed.

This morning the Erik Wemple Blog caught up with Dilenschneider and asked him about his conflation of hacking victims (banks and insurance companies) with alleged perpetrators (News of the World employees).

At the meeting, there was a lot of understandable concern about the conflation of Islam, extremism and terrorism.

Whether or not that is convincing, the argument that Horwitz and Wakefield make about the conflation of depression and sadness stands on its own merits.

The company takes its name from Buddhism's eightfold path to enlightenment, and while I'm not sure what the Buddha would say about the conflation of professional development with spiritual growth, Garg believes that he's on the right track.