Sentence examples for most flustered from inspiring English sources

This is his worst, most flustered moment.

The most flustered Johnson looked all day was after his round, when asked the nature of his relationship with Paulina Gretzky, the daughter of the hockey Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky and the actress Janet Jones, who was in his gallery.

People enjoy being engaged in this way when they shop and it helps even the most flustered customer to remember that they had a good experience in your store.

Most pundits are so flustered by Trump that they have trouble answering this question.

The stage and screen incarnations of both shows also featured Margaret Dumont, a stately, dowager-type actress who proved a most effective and eternally flustered foil for Groucho in seven of the team's films.

But without Carlos Boozer, the Jazz were uncommonly flustered for most of the game and did not take its first lead until Ronnie Price's jumper made it 76-77 with just over seven minutes remaining.

Even with the back-nine calamities and the rowdy crowd, DiMarco was not flustered when it mattered most.

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.

The most visible Penguins player, the center and captain Sidney Crosby, was clearly flustered Sunday.

Then a concerned station employee became flustered at the idea of unlocking the station ramps, which most big stations have these days.

The next most commonly endorsed group of behaviours was signs of emotional disturbance: being flustered or easily upset and irritable.