Sentence examples for less flustered from inspiring English sources
Many say that they are not only less flustered by bad traffic, but also learning how to benefit from it, taking care of business on the road or occupying themselves with built-in CD players, dashboard laptops, Palm Pilots and cell phones.
We expected that they would be less flustered by an angry driver than would trainees.
Try to appear to be less flustered by major or minor events, and soon you will be.
And Mr Cameron performed pretty well, answering the toughest questions more articulately than Mr Miliband, and less flustered than Mr Clegg, whose party's plunging ratings have made him a rather painful side-show in this campaign.Whether Mr Cameron's assured performance will make much difference to the Tories' prospects was especially hard to judge, however.
Gradually you will become less flustered by minor events, fear, or disruptions, and then eventually you can handle major problems as well; so hold your head up, try to smile and soon you will not be as upset.
Beggs, a pale man with brown tufted hair and wire-rimmed glasses, had worked at PomWonderful less than a month, and seemed flustered by Lynda's reaction.
Nothing leaves you more flustered and your audience less impressed than not being able to find your place in the text that you've just spent three minutes meandering away from (jamesbrownontheroad, commenter).
This made for a night that was less a concert than a metamorphosis, the band shifting through phases from flustered and making do to slick and professional as, over the course of the evening, fortune swung back its way.
The president eventually abandoned this demand, leaving the Arabs flustered and the Israelis -- to whom he has never attempted to reach out in similar fashion -- no less distrustful of his intentions.
He looked slightly flustered.
