Sentence examples for should be conflated from inspiring English sources

While there's certainly plenty of room for strong criticism of the administration's failures in setting up a workable exchange, something that "could inflict a greater toll on the Affordable Care Act than the law's opponents have," The Times' editorial board wrote Sunday, none of this should be conflated with inherent flaws in the ideas behind the site itself.

That the two issues should not be conflated should not make either any less valid.

Mounting evidence suggests that these developments should not be conflated and that alternative explanations should be considered, including indigenous inception of complex patterns of plant food production and early exchange of plants, animals, technology and genes.

Being HIV-positive should never be conflated with being gay, no more than gay should be regarded as "the new black".

Damon raised more than a few eyebrows this week when he suggested that sexual harassment and sexual assault "shouldn't be conflated," then gave examples of how he and others should handle different levels of sexual misbehavior in an ABC News interview.

The two should not be conflated".

But political gridlock should not be conflated with economic reality.

These should not be conflated; doing so fuels suspicion of individuals on the spectrum.

Prayers of petition (for oneself) should not be conflated with prayers of intercession (for others, in sorrow, need or sickness).

But this principle of avoiding intrusiveness should not be conflated with the principles operating in the benefit system.

And it says "the right to free speech should not be conflated with an entitlement to taxpayer funded political activity".