Sentence examples for conflation can be from inspiring English sources

Such a conflation can be exciting; it generates an illusion of profundity.

This conflation can be explained based on the results of previous studies that have found 'Ought-to L2 Self' to be more closely associated with 'Instrumentality (prevention)' and 'Ideal L2 Self' to be more closely associated with 'Instrumentality (promotion)' (Dörnyei, 2009, p. 31).

Moreover, the conflation of religious connotations powerfully embedded in the tree image led to interpretations that modern living beings can be less and more evolved and that the whole process was intended to "produce" human beings.

Some of these images can be gratingly obvious conflations of commerce and redemption, as in "Save"; others succeed by virtue of their syntactic failings, for instance, "Everything is Not $1".

They can be read as a complex conflation of religious and moral belief, societal power and hierarchy, landscape and architectural ideals, health legislation and management practices.

What can be called the classical view goes back to antiquity, and represents a point of departure for later divergences.[1] To see knowledge about the natural world as falling under knowledge more generally is an understandable conflation.

One reason for the first conflation may be historical in nature.

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 here is two-fold.

The most common conflation processes are stemming and lemmatization [26].

After which, we shall show how the conflation is present in the procedure-level approaches and how such a conflation leads to difficult problems.