Sentence examples for flustered state from inspiring English sources
There are numerous spoken versions of Austen's novel, but in my easily flustered state I lunged at the first one I saw.
Just seconds before the cabin door closed, a very large gentleman not overweight, but big and broad and oversized came bounding down the aisle in a flustered state.
And in this flustered state of mind, Wales have a tendency to make mistakes.
The state's lawyer was flustered and stuttering when she was pressed to provide an example of a course that could satisfy the different components of the law.
The toxic dominatrix of illegal immigration, the woman who turned every Latino in her state into a suspect, was flustered and gesticulating at the president as he put his hand on her arm to chill her out.
"You're a nasty piece of work, aren't you?" asked Mair, a question so rude that Boris began to appear genuinely flustered, instead of the pantomime version of that state that he usually deploys.
The lawyers for Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and the Florida secretary of state -- Michael A. Carvin and Joseph P. Klock Jr., respectively -- seemed particularly flustered by the barrage of questions, and occasionally found themselves tripped up by their own arguments.
He looked slightly flustered.
"Obviously, he's flustered.
"He got pretty flustered.
