Sentence examples for conflation between the from inspiring English sources

Which is ironic because The Slap has been accused of being misogynistic… What surprised me and angered me about that was that there was a conflation between the writer and the characters, which was really annoying.

"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.

The piece makes a basic – and very Telegraphy – conflation between the workers frantically pedalling patties around Hackney and the entrepreneurs who are making the big money.

Conflation between the two subjects was high; the film was described by Miriam Davis on radio station FM 91.5 as being the true story of "the murder of Leigh Warner at Blackrock Beach near Newcastle".

Also, when it comes to the media's description of weaponry used by Hamas and that used by Israel, there is a discernible conflation between the two, despite there being no remote equivalence between Gaza projectiles and experimental munitions like DIME (dense inert metal explosives), white phosphorous, F-16s, indiscriminate cluster bombs and other munitions.

Moreover, returning briefly to the conflation between dormancy and persisters, the recent work of John McKinney and colleagues shows that antibiotic exposed persisting cells are not necessarily non-dividing cells in the mycobacterial system he studied.

t Set aside, for now, the fact that a quick identification of Saint Francis's family and the filament of heterocysts leans towards the conflation between ontogeny and phylogeny that we are going to analyze below.

Confusion is worsened by the conflation between fully open access journals and hybrid journals – proprietary journals which include an option for open access for individual articles.

In Silwan and Jerusalem, the conflation between settler rightwing ideology, government policy, big money, real estate interests and bad taste produces its unique blend of kitsch and nightmare.

Israel's right wingers, led by Netanyahu, have turned the conflation between anti-Semitism and criticism of Israel's occupation and settlement into a national sport.

We acknowledge the conflation between ethnicity and community in which confounding is introduced.