Sentence examples for conflation of from inspiring English sources

It's a conflation of two separate issues.

Clive abhors the great conflation of art with market.

This conflation of sex and murder is hardly a novelty.

"There's a conflation of passion with exposure," she told me.

Maybe there has been a conflation of badness and toughness.

They show the conflation of textile with reality.

Second, the now-common right-wing conflation of earmarks with waste is getting annoying.

This conflation of information and insight is something I constantly worry about.

The result is a mind-bending conflation of cinematic and geologic time.

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

It is in Alberta — not Alberta, Ontario (the latter being an erroneous conflation of two provinces).