Sentence examples for a rather flustered from inspiring English sources

A social media frenzy was sparked when Turner turned to Reid and said: "I should have been the one to say I bet you look good on the dance floor, shouldn't I?" To which a rather flustered Reid said she looked "a mess, actually" in her Strictly outfit and Turner said "I doubt that".

Chef Manila, who I have just come close to mildly disfiguring, is getting rather flustered with me.

The sun is rising to my right, and to the left is my rather flustered boyfriend, who I have finally convinced to join me on the mats.

"He's not exactly chuffed," she told presenter Brian Dowling, the rather flustered replacement for Davina McCall, who left the show after fronting the series on Channel 4. The Speaker has apparently stayed on holiday, irritated that his wife has gone against his wishes.

These were clearly indefensible things, and like any good prosecutor Kaine kept repeating the charges throughout the evening, after which a flustered Pence said rather incredibly that Kaine had "whipped out that Mexican thing again," insensitively making light of Trump's oft-cited racist remarks.

This way, you will have examples on hand, rather than becoming flustered and confused by a sudden question.

When it happened, it was all down to the use of a single word by a tired and flustered politician.

She looked a bit flustered.

"Interesting," he said, sounding a bit flustered.

Jeffrey Hill, a lyric tenor with a sizable sound, was a suitably flustered sultan.

A thoroughly flustered Miller blurted the first "question" that came to mind: "Nice game".