Sentence examples for flustered if from inspiring English sources

Another common error is to get overly flustered if you make a mistake.

Applicants should try not to get flustered if the interviewer cuts you off or changes the subject abruptly.

A team on the power play can get flustered if it cannot get shots.

We don't hide toilet paper away, yet some women still get flustered if a tampon drops out of their handbag, or we might buy a floral-patterned tin to hide our sanitary pads.

For those who prefer an automatic, there's a dual-clutch automatic available on several models which is generally smooth, but can occasionally get flustered if you put your foot down.

Gascoyne said Roache was "very calm and relaxed" on set and did not get flustered if things went wrong: "He just gets on with it, takes every day as a new day, which is quite inspiring for me".

Zepeda's power will be a threat throughout, but Flanagan has rarely looked flustered in the ring, so if you fancy the American to prevail on enemy soil there is value on a points victory at 11/2, rather than the much smaller stoppage odds of 2/1.

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

I rarely get flustered, but if something major went wrong, like one of his arteries collapsed, I'd have a few problems.

Dogs can sometimes get flustered, especially if their daily routine changes.

He looked as flustered as if he were facing a fierce pass rush, and later sounded like he had already been sacked.