Sentence examples for and flustered in a from inspiring English sources

"Just sometimes you have to -- you're searching for something," said Hingis, who was unfocused and flustered in a brief split with her mother this time last year.

She is always calm and never seems to get flustered in a race situation.

As Mr. Cain returned to Iowa on Tuesday, he told reporters that he had nothing to explain and no reason to apologize after he appeared flustered in a videotaped response to a question about President Obama's policy on Libya.

I got all embarrassed and flustered and in a moment of panic I just shut my eyes, stuck out my tongue and started furiously licking her clit.

Early in Wednesday's game, those Cardinals looked discordant and flustered, taking a collective gulp in the spotlight.

"What had seemed a concrete path of achievement turns instead to fragments," she wrote in 1997 on a plaque, depicting herself flustered in front of a jury of art critics.

Not biting or hostile, Mac came across as laid-back and creative — everything Apple was telling its customers they could be — and left PC flustered in its wake.

To avoid getting flustered in the middle of a talk, Kayleigh Dodd, a medical genetics Ph.D. student at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom, uses a simple prop.

Kiffin said Wednesday that Lee was "flustered" in talking to reporters, a characterization that made Lee laugh on Saturday.

Asif Ali Zardari, the new president whose name John McCain forgot, was flustered in Washington when Palin appeared in a short skirt and batted her eyes.

He's got a calm influence and he doesn't get flustered in the big game scenarios.