Sentence examples for a bit too overbearing from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a bit too overbearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is excessively controlling or domineering, often in a way that is perceived as negative.
Example: "While I appreciate her guidance, I find her management style to be a bit too overbearing for my liking."
Alternatives: "somewhat too controlling" or "a tad too domineering".

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This section also includes the white-on-white architectural models, whose scale is quite a bit too overbearing and too Soviet.

The New York Times - Arts

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Occasionally, Estepa's love of the 70s is overbearing – Object of My Disaffection is too in thrall to soft rock and the melody is a bit too familiar – but on Sooner or Later it works thanks to harmonies from Caroline Tapper.

The Guardian

A bit too sophisticated.

Independent

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

The New Yorker

A bit too bulky.

The New York Times - Arts

A bit too radical?

The Guardian - Books

A bit too overpowering.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

A bit too keen.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

A bit too ordinary?

The Guardian - Travel

A bit too racy a model?

The Economist

The charges have shrunk a bit, too.

The New York Times

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