Sentence examples for apparently flustered from inspiring English sources

Apparently flustered, Cianfrocco decided to throw to first instead of tagging Olerud, who had pulled up next to him.

This apparently flustered the Chief Justice, who then made a mistake in the next line, inserting the word "faithfully" out of order.

When the Turkmen president reappeared later, he was apparently unharmed though flustered.

The staff frequently seemed dismissive, or slightly panicky and flustered by apparently simple requests.

The prospect made it more difficult to keep campaign donations flowing, as he was already struggling to overcome a series of setbacks, including a flustered and apparently confused response two weeks ago to a question about American policy toward Libya.

"Obviously, he's flustered.

But when Andrew Marr highlighted Mr Banks' own evidence to a committee of MPs - which apparently differed from this account - he appeared flustered.

At the conclusion of the interview, a flustered Cherie Blair rushed in to join the party, apparently after overhearing from the next room too many questions concerning reports that had run in the conservative tabloid that has dogged the Blairs for decades.

Apparently afraid that I might be offended if he said I appeared Chinese or Filipino, the flustered official turned to Japan's historic adulation of the West.

He looked slightly flustered.

Cameron seemed flustered.