Sentence examples for has been conflated from inspiring English sources
Consequently, just as immigration has been conflated with race, asylum has been conflated with immigration.
Unfortunately, though, criticising Israel has been conflated with antisemitism".
"Unfortunately, yoga has been conflated with asana, which is a huge misapprehension," he said.
The alarm generated by the shootings here has been conflated with the illegal immigration issue to create a kind of perfect storm of anti-immigrant fever.
Some curators and museum directors worry that the problematic practice has been conflated with the routine culling of collections integral to a museum's mission.
This has been conflated by similar immigration from the world's poorer nations, which of course has nothing to do with being in or out of Europe.
In fact, Krugman has been conflating two distinct ideas as if both were components of "progressive" thinking.
In recent months, Trump has been conflating the "great, great wall" made of reinforced concrete that he promised during his campaign with a "bollard fence" design of steel posts that was adopted and started during President Barack Obama's administration.
They also fought to clean up local drug culture, which they said had been conflated with the music scene.
