Sentence examples for flustered as from inspiring English sources

The game might be up: the world has seen Van Gaal's hand and Argentina might not be flustered as easily.

They were flustered, as if they'd been caught doing something forbidden.

Some volunteers at polling stations were reportedly just as flustered as everyone else.Such complaints are unsurprising.

The cashier stood there, flustered, as the man began to unload his overly full basket.

She was flustered, as though trying to tell deaf people to move along before they get run down.

Howard Yessman of Floral Heights, an estimable gentleman, but hot and flustered as he makes his bow.

As the bareheaded Crosby was pulled away, sweaty and flustered, fans roared as loudly as they cheered anything else on Sunday in a 6-3 victory for the Flyers.

But banks in big euro zone countries that have only recently been infected by the crisis do not seem to be nearly as flustered.

And even those who have succeeded say they get flustered because, as crime has slowed to a trickle, they are unsure how they can possibly get it down further.

We usually don't think of getting flustered or blushing as a sign of evolutionary fitness, but researchers speculated that it also has an evolutionary purpose in people.

The right-hander, who is among the National League leaders in walks, threw 57 balls in 115 pitches, but he flustered the Mets as usual.