Sentence examples for feeling flustered from inspiring English sources

That, says Musselwhite, could be down to drivers feeling flustered by time pressure.

I often leave the site of even the tamest debate feeling flustered, dwelling on the things I wish I'd said.

Lithuania offered so little thrust through the centre that the Swansea midfielder could afford to stroll around, picking up loose balls and distributing possession to his team-mates without ever feeling flustered.

At this point, it was lunch, and I was feeling flustered.

Marcantel nodded in the way one does to cover feeling flustered.

This can wind you up and leave you feeling flustered and edgy, making it hardy to get your tasks completed without worrying or feeling fatigued.

Except feel flustered, and angry, and wronged.

The favourites look flustered.

He is so good at what he does that Helen winds up feeling "charmed, flustered and conned" when she tries to grill him.

Overtaxing your mind reduces its ability to focus and concentrate, giving you that "flustered" feeling.

A normal day can leave me mentally exhausted and needing a long night of sleep just because I spent so much of my day feeling anxious and completely flustered.