Sentence examples for flustered telling from inspiring English sources

Though he was leading comfortably in the most recent poll, last week he appeared a bit flustered, telling The Wisconsin State Journal that he believed Compas's husband and the unions were behind her effort.

I sidled over to her furtively, and she immediately gave me a look that said, "What the fuck do you want?" I got flustered, told her to never mind, and turned to retreat.

"He got all red and flustered," she told me.

She came onstage flustered and told the audience she was pleased to be there.

Sounding flustered, he told reporters that Mr Sangakkara had been out of line: "He has to get permission.

Flustered, he tells me he will go to the commissioner to seek satisfaction.

Once, she tells us, she "got all flustered and goofy and told the cameraman to stop tape" when Clint Eastwood said something in an interview that she took as a come-on; conversely, she found it disappointing that Bill Clinton "never sparkled with me".

"We have to play with intensity but composure and not get flustered," defender Upson, 35, told BBC Sussex.

"He's got that surprise element and doesn't get flustered about anything," Warne told BBC Radio 5 live.

At the ME Hotel's bar the cooling off spot for the week, filled with drained daily columnists and flustered shopping editors we were told to rally outside for a fashion performance from the brand Phannatiq that promised to be both "edgy" and "Hackney-inspired".

Mother got flustered when she heard anyone telling a joke.