The phrase "a dominating character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a strong presence or influence over others in a particular context, such as in a story or a group dynamic.
Example: "In the novel, the protagonist is portrayed as a dominating character who often overshadows the other members of the cast."
Alternatives: "a commanding presence" or "a powerful personality."
Since the dominating character, Nina, is 75, Mr. Estorino's age, it is tempting to see her struggle with mortality as individual combat against time.
The fracture property indicates that the brittle fracture is the dominating character of TiSi2 nanowires.
The viscoelastic behavior of binderless carbon black compacts under dynamic compression (0.2 10.0 Hz, static strain 1.0 2.5%, deformation amplitude 9.4 16 μm and packing density 0.18 0.45 g/cm3) is governed by the solid part of the compact, with the elastic character dominating the viscous character.
In "The American College Town," to be published in November, he compares the "academic archipelago" to mining or ski towns, where a single institution dominates the character of the entire community.
They frequently persist for a week or more, and the occurrence of a few such blocking anticyclones may dominate the character of a season.
The crucial scenes in Shakespeare's plays, therefore, are between two or three characters only or else are played with one character dominating a crowded stage.
Bickle hasn't even been properly introduced yet, but still the viewer knows that a story of alienation dominates the character's consciousness.
However, the charge density plots clearly reveal that the ionic bonding character dominates the covalent character in Li2TiS3.
And because for me Connery dominates the character and casts such a large shadow - he's the one you want to get in the ring with and take the belt off, so to speak.
It is difficult to weigh the competing claims of the combatants in the current conflict -- cars and trucks fully dominate the character of the city; bicyclists have the roadway and an increasing number of bike lanes; and pedestrians dodge traffic and hedge red lights with astonishing sang froid.
