The phrase "a controlling man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who exerts excessive influence or authority over others, often in a negative context.
Example: "She felt suffocated in the relationship because he was a controlling man who dictated every aspect of her life."
Alternatives: "an overbearing man" or "a domineering man".
Kamensky, unlike the younger Russian stars in the league, worked for a decade in the Soviet Union system and played for Central Red Army and the national team under Viktor Tikhonov, a controlling man who taught a controlling style.
"Despite the way he is, Mark is not a controlling man," she said.
Mr Jafferjee told jurors that the victim was a controlling man who saw dependence as "weakness" and went by the code "my money, my rules".
"I think he's a controlling man with a big ego who values his position on the world stage," Ms. Pearcy said.
And as Dr. Schön, the editor of a newspaper, a controlling man who has supported, groomed and demanded sexual favors of Lulu for years, the baritone Michael Volle towered over Ms. Petibon and sang the role with menacing power.
Only Robert Hill struck the right balance of searing detail and relatively cool stylization, turning the role of the Man She Must Marry into a troubling portrayal of a controlling man who boils with suppressed rage.
I am satisfied you intended to kill – you are a devious, controlling man and a meticulous planner in a number of aspects of your life".
But in the light of Lean's career "Hobson's Choice" has a certain resonance because it is, as "Bridge on the River Kwai" would later be, an ambivalent portrayal of a pathologically controlling man.
The judge, who sentenced Oakes to a whole-life term, described him as a "bullying and controlling man" who had frequently inflicted violence on Miss Chambers during the six years of their relationship.
He added: "He is a heartless and controlling man who took advantage of vulnerable women.
Detective Chief Superintendent Graham Gardner, of Lancashire police, described Morley as "a violent, sexually controlling man".
