Sentence examples for conflation of various from inspiring English sources

ARC documentation states that: This Theme represents a conflation of various street centerline data: GDOT's General Highway Base Map, U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER 2000 files, ARC's ARCmap database, and U.S. Forestry Commission's Forestry Maps.

So, by delicious aggregation of circumstance and crazy conflation of various moral dilemmas, Murray, brought up to be polite and considerate to everyone but the poor opponents he regularly tries to grind into the court, is no longer a mere tennis player but the accidental feminist.

Ryle would see this contemporary expression of the problem of self-knowledge as a result of the conflation of various suspect philosophical tendencies.

At first, as had happened with other translations of Greek texts, the rendering of the Greek terms 'analusis' and 'sunthesis' by 'resolutio' and 'compositio' encouraged conflation of the various methods, but gradually, as the significance of geometrical analysis sunk in, the original Greek terms were reappropriated (in their transliterated form) to signal the more exact meaning.

Morrison said he attributes the excitement to the conflation of several items into one mega-myth.

It is a conflation of time.

Clive abhors the great conflation of art with market.

So, a simple conflation of strangeness and desire.

Our analysis challenged the conflation of the policy areas.

Basically a conflation of hard-core and normcore.

And so must the rhetorical conflation of Trump and Bannon.