| The opening idea of the last movement sounds startlingly like a conflation of the two major allegros from the ballet suite. |
| This is a conflation of two distinct topics genocide and the responsibility to protect. |
| Its richness is partly derived from the conflation of wildly disparate images. |
| The narrator's invocation of loss is as strategic as his conflation of genders in his vision of his Muses. |
| Offering up the tired conflation of religion with mega-violence is hardly a positive reason for disbelief. |
| Both floor and wall-mounted pieces emphasized the witty conflation of drawing and sculpture. |
