Sentence examples for conflation at the from inspiring English sources

They saw themselves as the voice of "sexual minorities", and PIE cleverly attached itself to this banner, partly aided by the widespread conflation at the time of gay men with paedophilia.

In that worldwide struggle, the conflation of 9/11 terrorism with Islam per se — a conflation that is at the heart of the anti-Park51 campaign — is a huge, unearned, dangerous strategic gift to Al Qaeda.

The conflation of sex, the female body and the automobile is now a worn-out trope (though Richard Prince continues to wear it even thinner), but these, at least, are a fun appropriation.

The conflation is itself the statement.

In the downstream region, AAAAAA was often counted as the most frequent in animals, but it is unknown how much effect conflation for the AAAAAA frequency from internal priming had at this stage.

At the heart of this bitter disagreement is the conflation of the issue of Israel with the issue of Jew-hatred.

Our analysis challenged the conflation of the policy areas.

Any conflation of the character with the man denies West the right to create art.

"There's a conflation between the idea of Islam being a universalist, proselytizing religion and reducing it to a totalitarian movement," said Mohammad Fadel, an associate professor specializing in Islamic law at the University of Toronto.

Some conflation of the physical and the moral spans virtually all of human history.

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