| But today, the implications of such a conflation of different levels of criticism and prejudice are dangerously censorious. |
| Offering up the tired conflation of religion with mega-violence is hardly a positive reason for disbelief. |
| One way this happens is through their conflation of memory with other activities. |
| This is a conflation of two distinct topics genocide and the responsibility to protect. |
| The caricature is really a conflation of several separate styles of thought and belief, and they almost never come together. |
| Its richness is partly derived from the conflation of wildly disparate images. |
