Sentence examples for conflated and from inspiring English sources

Immigration, asylum and crime are tendentiously conflated and all are supposedly out of control.

For female athletes, sexuality and performance are often conflated, and a camera-ready appearance frequently opens the door to successes separate from competition.

The two are endlessly conflated and confused not least because many Roma are Romanians – the country is home to the biggest population in Europe.

He said Reckless had been answering a complicated question on transitional arrangements which had been "deliberately inflated, conflated and exaggerated beyond all belief in the press".

While retaining much of the original text, Mr. Sellars has also eliminated, conflated and rearranged characters to further his idea of the play as a portrait of life in the United States military in the 21st century.

He speculates, for example, that if the slow-moving Mr. Starr had not been chosen to replace the harder-charging Robert B. Fiske Jr. as the independent counsel investigating events in Arkansas, the Whitewater investigation and the Paula Jones case might not have been conflated, and both might have been settled before the otherwise-unrelated Lewinsky affair became a matter of legal interest.

Any script in the genre of "faction" has to speculate, conflate and invent dialogue, but Morgan's screenplays claim extreme leeway.

Secondly, there has been a tendency in the media to conflate and mix topics with high certainty with areas of considerable uncertainty.

Throughout the piece, Kennedy confused and conflated ethyl and methyl mercury.

Samkhya and yoga are conflated together and some verses describe them as being identical.

The scene is outrageous and messy, and also hilarious, conflating hunger and desire, humor and pain, satisfaction and ecstasy.