Sentence examples for confusing level from inspiring English sources

This confusing level of success has angered Kay, my marketing guru.

However, the reviewer believed that the game had "little sense of urgency" and "confusing level layouts".

Some reviewers also criticized the game for its confusing level layouts, and felt they have not held up very well over the years.

Writing for GameSpot, Elliott Chin criticized the game for its confusing level design and insistence on playing a level again if the player misses a key.

Against what was suggested above about Frege (§2), it has been objected that Frege could not have held an identity theory of truth (Baldwin 1991: 43); the idea here is that, even if he had acknowledged states of affairs as bona fide elements of reality, Frege could not have identified true Thoughts with them on pain of confusing the levels of sense and reference.

"Students often confuse the level of effort with the quality of work," said one university administrator.

Yet since the two kinds of claims are so interdependent, it is easy to inadvertently conflate or confuse one level of argument with the other.

A number of philosophers (among them foundationalists) would argue that the second clause of PIJ confuses levels of epistemic questions.

In any event, the careful foundationalist is certainly not confused about level-distinctions.

"It was confusing on many levels".

Turi made note of oddly placed invisible springs in the Wii U version's "confusing" and "aggravating" levels, and expressed frustration with the 3DS version's "head-scratching" puzzles.