| Unfortunately, the author conflates blind followers of religious dogma with thoughtful believers who reason independently within a religiously-informed framework. |
| He also suggested that parliamentary review of judicial nominees conflates the roles of parliamentarians, and may reduce the quality of judges. |
| There is an overt shift in donor priorities that seemingly conflates combating terrorism with combating poverty. |
| His argument on poverty relies on questionable assumptions, and he conflates arguments against corporate globalization with antiglobalization in general. |
| The definition of euthanasia attempted in paragraph 8 is inaccurate and conflates legitimate end of life care with euthanasia. |
| It's a circular argument that conflates what describes a phenomenon and what causes it. |
