fluster in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

FLUSTER (verb): To make someone agitated or confused, often due to unexpected circumstances or pressure.

The unexpected question from the audience began to fluster the speaker.
She tried to remain calm, but the sudden changes in plans flustered her.
His flustered demeanor gave away his nervousness during the interview.
As the deadline approached, the constant interruptions only served to fluster the entire team.
Even a small mistake can fluster someone who is already feeling overwhelmed.
The unexpected question during the interview managed to fluster her, leaving her momentarily speechless.
He was so flustered by the surprise party that he could hardly remember to thank everyone.
When the teacher called on him unexpectedly, he felt flustered and fumbled over his words.
The sudden change in plans seemed to fluster the entire team, causing confusion and delay.
She tried to remain calm, but the chaos around her was beginning to fluster her composure.
The unexpected question from the audience seemed to fluster the speaker momentarily.
She tried to remain calm, but the chaotic scene around her only served to fluster her further.
His inability to find the right words began to fluster him during the important interview.
Despite her best efforts, the complex instructions only succeeded in flustering the new employees.
As the deadline approached, the mounting pressure began to fluster the entire team.