Sentence examples for bit flustered from inspiring English sources

She looked a bit flustered.

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

"I got a little bit flustered," she said.

A bit flustered, she responded, "What's happening in Iraq is not a direct reflection on me".

Mr. Belsin was a bit flustered; he seemed stunned to be face-to-face with Mr. Bilhuber.

But when the economy wasn't good, they were a bit flustered and they wouldn't allow for this kind of mockery.

In addition to being a hectically tangled murder mystery, the film turns out to be a musical, as, one by one, the actresses step forward to sing, in mostly fragile, unpolished voices, lyrics of love and longing that leave them a bit breathless and flustered.

He plays calmly yet still scores at a good rate; he always seeks to be busy without being the least bit rushed or flustered.

This Marple actually seems a bit overwhelmed and flustered at times, even rather confused.

Trying to maneuver it through the packed subway and city streets of Manhattan, it called attention to me from onlookers and I became a bit hot and flustered (This is New york -- weirder things have happened).

I think Trent's written a lot of somber, distressing tunes that have been heavily disguised as something perhaps a bit more flustered, pushing towards angsty, unnerved, and chaotic; when they're really just tales of desperation, isolation, and a sense of full-bore uneasiness.