Sentence examples similar to it confuses on from inspiring English sources

I have been offered a place by a uni in clearing but I am finding it confusing on how to accept the offer, can you help?

To call it confusing on so many levels is an understatement.

L.S.U. had one more chance, but it looked confused on offense — just as it had in previous games this season — and did not get a first down.

Trying to put an erroneous apartheid label on it confuses and distorts and is propagandistic.

I confused on-screen drama with real life.

And it sounds confused on the big issue of the day, the war against Chechnya: this it backs provided "it does not turn into a large-scale action".Besides, Mr Luzhkov is less of a hit outside Moscow.

"It was confusing on many levels".

Dr. PAUL: Well, actually, I think it's confusing on a lot of cases with what actually was in the civil rights case because, see, a lot of the things that actually were in the bill, I'm in favor of.

To me, as a second-year seminarian at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, Roy Meachum's analysis of the decision by the Vatican to revoke the Rev. Charles E. Curran's license to teach theology at the Catholic University of America (Op-Ed, Aug. 29) seems as misinformed on points of fact as it is confused on matters of interpretation.

It's confusing on many levels, not least in implying that "eating locally" is the same thing as "eating nationally" in a country of some 3.9 million square miles.

First off, it's confusing on a personal level to be a working stiff DJ because you don't really know where you stand at the club - you're in a nebulous zone between distinguished entertainer and busboy with access to the jukebox.