Sentence examples for particularly flustered from inspiring English sources

But the bloke on the other side of the net also doesn't look particularly flustered.

Bush campaign officials dismiss such criticism — and the candidate has appeared particularly flustered by the "anchor babies" flap.

Although the Mets began the night with only seven homers in 13 games at Citi Field, Wright has seemed particularly flustered by its spacious dimensions, having an inordinate share of long fly balls caught or gone for extra bases.

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.

Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski seemed particularly flustered by human speech; he came off like the Incredible Hulk being played by Michael Cera.

Obama more than matched Romney and ended the stronger of the two on the night, leaving the Republican candidate looking flustered at times, particularly over Libya.

That flustered the Jackrabbits, particularly guard Nate Wolters, who entered Thursday averaging 21 points a game and looked headed for more than that after scoring 8 points in the first eight minutes.

Cameron seemed flustered.

Crumpton became increasingly flustered.

Kotowska looked flustered.

"She never gets flustered.