| These poems approach the female body and the city from one perspective, conflating the two. |
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| As we have seen, Richardson follows the Whig propagandistic practice of conflating tyranny and absolutism. |
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| I just wanted to write that silly run-on sentence conflating all of his best-known stuff. |
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| At certain points, however, they seem unable to separate these aspects, and end up conflating the two. |
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| Worse, he suggests, they shilled for Wall Street, conflating the interests of the big banks with the financial health of the world. |
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| Chris is either misremembering or deliberately conflating two separate issues. |
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| By conflating the stories in this way the fresco underscores the identity of the unnamed sinner with Mary Magdalen. |
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| They would like to fudge the issue by conflating it with questions about how the war was prosecuted. |
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| Unfortunately, many critics of the Times are conflating this notion of journalistic execution with the chimera of total journalistic objectivity. |
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| But now we have people conflating the idea of patriotism with a direct, hostile rejection of those ideals. |
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| Perhaps the problem is that we are conflating all of nursing with just the newborn stage. |
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| In particular, I will avoid conflating expertise in ethics with moral authority. |
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| Talking about good and evil is fine, but conflating the American government with good is sacrilegious. |
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| It strikes me that conflating parenting capacities and legal right to marriage is, as we say in the research business, switching the subject. |
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| And once you start conflating terrorism and journalism as a country, I think you are in some trouble. |
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| There are in fact two distinct arguments, but I will argue that neither works on its own, and that the plausibility of utilitarianism depends on conflating the two. |
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| In his comments on the question of the real risk of harm, Mr Lowe was conflating two elements that, although related, should be kept distinct. |
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| By conflating the four episodes into two film-length pieces, the BBC runs the risk of tempting trigger-happy viewers to channel-hop, which would be a genuine shame. |
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| Is this a mature expression of understandable judgment, or a bid to erase history while conflating fiction and reality? |
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| Vulgar constructionism thus distorts the possibilities for meaningful identity politics by conflating at least two separate but closely linked manifestations of power. |
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| Some evolutionists have been known to commit a logical fallacy by conflating biological evolution and the general theory of evolution. |
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| The first is that Europe will attach greater weight to the campaign against violence and refrain from conflating it with other aspects. |
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| There are two separate crises that Republicans are conflating for political reasons. |
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| For more than a century, Lyell's rhetoric conflating axiom with hypotheses has descended in unmodified form. |
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| The Guidelines establish a division of labour between military and humanitarian actors, reiterating the importance of not conflating security objectives with humanitarian imperatives. |
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| The law is conflating terrorism and journalism. |
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| By conflating biological evolution with the general theory of evolution, these evolutionists make arguments that sound meaningful, but are actually meaningless. |
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| That I regard as the wrong way to go about it, and I warn the EU against conflating its security or military policies with its policy on development. |
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| The Economic Confidence and Modernisation Act of 26 July 2005 has made French legislation clearer by conflating in a single section all the periodic disclosure requirements applicable to companies listed on Eurolist. |
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| By conflating the antiabortion movement with people like Roeder, Singular doesn't simply slur the vast majority of nonviolent right-to-lifers. |
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| First, by conflating POI, we can exploit complementary attributes to arrive at a more holistic understanding of places. |
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| Do you think people are conflating Adrian Grenier with Vincent Chase? |
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| The process of conflating POI can be divided into two steps. |
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| I suspect this is due in part to her conflating the Council of Trent's declarations on penitential satisfaction with the Pelagianism of the via moderna. |
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| Despite the problems of conflating specific tools with cultural groups, the Aurignacian tool complex, for example, is generally taken as a purely modern human signature. |
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| Kruse tosses in another popular, if more obscure, trend in ideological historiography by inaccurately conflating libertarianism with the more well-known conservative movement. |
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| Conflating veganism with vegetarianism and rawism is unnecessarily confusing and distracting. |
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