| The exertion made him hot, which may account for the rage he burst into when Mrs. hawkshaw began flutteringly to apologize. |
| Given an excuse to be as flutteringly absurd as she often was anyway, Hepburn is heartbreaking. |
| Wraparound or flutteringly light dresses, bustiers with tiny shorts. |
| He is hyperactive, weirdly over-articulate, neurotically witty, flutteringly on the verge of a breakdown or anxiety attack, yammering out dialogue with echoes of Mamet or Orton. |
| Only her sardonic putdowns of the other flutteringly feminine students hint at her thoughts. |
