Sentence examples for to have conflated from inspiring English sources
verb
To possess, own, hold.
- I have a house and a car.
Interestingly and tellingly, Trump himself seems on at least one occasion to have conflated the terms "bullying" and "presidential".
More charitably, it could be that she appears to have conflated her own gilded life (model, singer, wife of a former French president) with that of Everywoman.
The only thing "oddball" about it is the way they appear to have conflated both US and UK brands of psychedelia, so that on some tracks it's as though Syd Barrett had upped sticks permanently and left Cambridge for California.
Yet, in attempting to show, in a mainstream movie, the reprehensibility of torture, and what was done in our name, the filmmakers seem to have conflated events, and in this they have generated a sore controversy: the chairs of two Senate committees have said that the information used to find bin Laden was not uncovered through waterboarding.
Further, Mr. Rumsfeld seems to have conflated the problem of inflation during the war itself -- when the Continental currency depreciated to worthlessness by 1780 -- with postwar circumstances, when the states and national government began to get their finances under control well before the Constitution was drafted.
Essentially Keller is arguing that technologies like Twitter and Facebook make us less human, but seems to have conflated "human" with "old" "familiar to me".
It must be maddening to Limbaugh that the pirates have conflated us with the French.
With regard to body, Cordemoy warns that we must be careful to avoid the mistake made by other Cartesians, who have conflated what are in fact two distinct things, namely, 'bodies' and 'matter'matter
To eliminate this bias effect caused by homologous proteins in the polypharmacology analysis, we have conflated the homology target proteins into their specific families according to rule of sequence similarity ≥ 30% to build a modified drug-target network.
Could she have conflated "Open Range" with some other film?
Media outlets around the world have conflated 'surface temperatures' and 'global warming'.
