Sentence examples for and conflation of from inspiring English sources

However, within the broad confusion and conflation of his arguments, there are paragraphs and sections that are so exquisitely precise that it is almost impossible to read them without wishing to write better.

This somewhat fuzzy mapping and conflation of the epistemic and agential dimensions of governance is done deliberately so as to leave some flexibility in its use.

The linking component of linked data, however, puts an additional focus on the integration and conflation of data across multiple sources.

Hirschfeld, though, disliked the campaign against Röhm, and the conflation of homosexuality and Fascism that it implied.

And this conflation of civic and sacred, this expression of what scholars call "Constitution worship," has roots that long predate the Tea Party.

I found this – with its Hammer Horror S&M-lite and its conflation of Superman and Gabriel Dante Rossetti – an overwrought project when I reviewed it.

The vast collection, and its conflation of human and animal remains, is dramatically illustrated in a 1934 photograph, which depicts glass cases of hundreds of skulls, leg and arm bones; others hold full skeletons, adult and child.

Biological determinism and the conflation of facts and values are each major errors.

This could lead to over-interpretation of small variations in leachate compositions and the conflation of local and regional-scale variability.

Net neutrality's embrace of force, its deliberate and mistaken conflation of competition with government-defined and mandatory openness must be challenged and rejected.

The magical mixture of spaces and the conflation of time sensuously express the erotic imagination to which both the hero and the audience have fallen prey.