Sentence examples for conflation of these from inspiring English sources

The conflation of these two issues detracts from the debates on each.

The conflation of these two separate facts is made to look like the LSE giving the degree in return for a quid pro quo.

It would seem that Frequency is the conflation of these two separate threads, but hardly anyone remembers the 2000 Dennis Quaid movie that the series is based on and no one actually travels through time.

The conflation of these different kinds of innovations seems to be leading us toward a belief that small groups of profit-seeking entrepreneurs turning out innovative consumer products are as effective as our innovative forebears.

The conflation of these terms stems from their mutual affinity in describing artists who were not formally trained, but relied on their own social, cultural, psychological, and ethnic resources to execute their art practices.

The conflation of these very different issues seemed to suggest that the rights and empowerment of Muslim women are only of particular concern when they are instrumental in protecting the rest of Britain from the threat of extremism, not to mention simultaneously casting Muslim women as suppressed victims and dangerous outsiders.

"Herbert Marcuse, a Weimar-era intellectual who had ended up in Southern California where he handily adapted his old epistemology to his new environment offered a helpful conflation of all these strands of thought". What is trying to get said here?

"Herbert Marcuse, a Weimar-era intellectual who had ended up in Southern California — where he handily adapted his old epistemology to his new environment — offered a helpful conflation of all these strands of thought".

Our analysis challenged the conflation of the policy areas.

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

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