By conflating tradition with progress, they stalled meaningful reform.
Conflating correlation with causation is a common error in statistical analysis.
He argued that conflating ignorance with stupidity is a dangerous oversimplification.
He avoided conflating the abstract concept with its practical application.
He was careful to avoid conflating the roles of mentor and friend.
She accused the critic of conflating her personal feelings with the quality of the art.
She criticized the journalist for conflating rumor with verified information.
Some argue that conflating religious belief with scientific evidence leads to intellectual dishonesty.
Some critics see modern art as conflating randomness with creativity.
The activists accused the government of conflating dissent with terrorism.
The activists protested against conflating protest with violence.
The activists warned against the media conflating their peaceful protests with the violent actions of a few individuals.
The art critics debated whether the artist was deliberately conflating reality with illusion.
The art curators decided against conflating the artist's biography with the interpretation of their artwork.
The artist resisted conflating commercial success with artistic merit.
The artists aimed to explore the blurred lines by conflating nature with technology in their installations.
The astronomers warned against conflating astrological beliefs with scientific understanding of the cosmos.
The author argued against conflating cultural appropriation with cultural exchange.
The board of directors cautioned against conflating shareholder value with ethical responsibility.
The business leaders stressed the importance of not conflating short-term profits with long-term strategic planning.
The community leaders worked to prevent conflating cultural heritage with political ideology.
The company risked conflating its brand with a controversial political stance.
The counselors cautioned against conflating temporary setbacks with long-term failures.
The cybersecurity analysts emphasized the importance of not conflating network security with data privacy.
The danger of conflating online persona with real-life identity is increasingly prevalent.
The defense attorney accused the prosecution of conflating circumstantial evidence with concrete proof.
The developers addressed the concerns about conflating artificial intelligence with human consciousness.
The diplomats worked to prevent conflating national interests with aggressive expansionism.
The documentary highlighted the dangers of conflating stereotypes with individual realities.
The economist highlighted the dangers of conflating inflation with price increases.
The economists argued that conflating aggregate demand with individual consumer behavior is a common mistake.
The educators sought to help students avoid conflating memorization with understanding.
The educators urged caution against conflating standardized testing with actual learning.
The educators urged parents to avoid conflating their children's academic achievements with their overall worth.
The environmental activists accused corporations of conflating greenwashing with genuine environmental responsibility.
The environmentalist warned against conflating conservation with sustainable development.
The environmentalists opposed the practice of conflating sustainable business practices with mere marketing strategies.
The ethical debate revolved around the risk of conflating animal rights with human rights.
The ethicists cautioned against conflating personal preferences with universal moral principles.
The film subtly explored the risks of conflating heroism with recklessness.
The financial advisors warned against conflating gambling with strategic investment planning.
The financial advisors warned against conflating speculative investments with secure retirement planning.
The health care providers emphasized the importance of not conflating mental health issues with moral failings.
The health professionals stressed the importance of not conflating self-diagnosis with professional medical advice.
The historian warned against conflating national identity with ethnic purity.
The historians analyzed how propaganda can lead to conflating enemy stereotypes with individual enemy soldiers.
The historians demonstrated how easy it is to start conflating historical figures with mythical legends.
The historians warned against conflating primary sources with secondary interpretations.
The human resources department emphasized the importance of not conflating personality traits with job performance.
The investigators clarified that they were not conflating the witness testimony with the evidence found at the scene.
The journalist was accused of conflating opinion with fact in her biased article.
The journalists aimed to report fairly by never conflating allegations with proven facts.
The lawyers debated the nuances of conflating professional negligence with intentional harm.
The legal scholars debated the implications of conflating free speech with hate speech.
The legal team argued that conflating negligence with intent was a misinterpretation of the law.
The linguist argued that conflating language with dialect obscures important nuances.
The linguists analyzed how language evolution can lead to conflating related but distinct words.
The literary critics discussed how the author was deliberately conflating different genres.
The management consultants warned against conflating restructuring with true organizational change.
The manager cautioned against conflating activity with actual productivity.
The marketing team advised against conflating brand recognition with customer loyalty.
The marketing team ensured they weren't conflating product features with user benefits.
The mathematician cautioned against conflating correlation coefficients with direct dependencies.
The mathematicians emphasized the importance of not conflating necessary conditions with sufficient conditions.
The musicians discussed the challenges of not conflating technical proficiency with artistic expression.
The neuroscientists explored the dangers of conflating brain activity with conscious experience.
The novel explores the consequences of conflating love with obsession.
The nutritionists cautioned against conflating calorie counting with healthy eating habits.
The nutritionists emphasized avoiding conflating processed foods with genuinely healthy options.
The philosopher warned against conflating happiness with mere pleasure.
The philosophers debated the implications of conflating subjective experiences with objective reality.
The philosophers deliberated about the ethical implications of conflating human rights with animal welfare.
The physicians cautioned against conflating mild symptoms with serious medical conditions.
The political analysts argued whether the president was intentionally conflating foreign policy goals with domestic political agenda.
The political scientists debated the effectiveness of conflating populist rhetoric with effective policy.
The politician skillfully avoided conflating the economic downturn with his own policies.
The politician was criticized for conflating national security with personal power.
The professor cautioned against conflating anecdotal evidence with scientific data.
The project manager emphasized the importance of not conflating requirements with preferences.
The psychologists researched the effect of social media on conflating social acceptance with self-worth.
The psychologists studied the tendency of conflating past events with present interpretations.
The public often makes the error of conflating GDP with overall societal well-being.
The researchers explored the phenomenon of conflating fame with talent.
The scientists acknowledged the complexity of not conflating climate variability with long-term climate change.
The scientists warned against conflating experimental error with genuine discovery.
The security experts warned about the dangers of conflating convenience with security.
The social workers addressed the problem of conflating poverty with lack of intelligence.
The sociologist studied how media can contribute to conflating different social classes.
The sociologists questioned the tendency of conflating cultural diversity with social fragmentation.
The software developers were careful about conflating user feedback with design specifications.
The software developers were careful to avoid conflating bug fixes with feature enhancements.
The software engineers avoided conflating user interface design with overall user experience.
The software engineers carefully avoided conflating system requirements with personal preferences for code architecture.
The speaker emphasized the importance of not conflating equality with equity.
The student made the mistake of conflating the two similar, but distinct, historical events.
The study revealed a tendency towards conflating symptoms of different mental health conditions.
The therapist helped the patient avoid conflating past trauma with current experiences.
The urban planners sought to avoid conflating gentrification with urban renewal.
The urban planners struggled with avoiding conflating urban density with overcrowding.
They were warned against conflating short-term gains with long-term sustainability.