The phrase "dominating personality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a strong influence over others or tends to assert control in social situations.
Example: "Her dominating personality often made it difficult for others to voice their opinions in meetings."
Alternatives: "assertive character" or "overbearing nature".
She had a dominating personality.
A real workaholic, a dominating personality," Mazzeo said.
"He has a strong, dominating personality," he said.
Whichever, it is fun to observe Vanda evolve from a dizzy thespian into a dominating personality.
Now, twenty-five years later, at seventy-two istillll a dominating personality.
But her dominating personality may prevent her from seeing herself as innately sexy or as the cultural stereotype of "feminine".
"These leaders had dominating personalities," said Richard Steier, a longtime chronicler of municipal labor and editor of The Chief, a weekly newspaper for civil servants.
The political theatre of the 1970s and 80s - Joint Stock (of which I was a member), 7 84, Red Ladder - often had elaborate democratic structures designed to guard against dominating personalities.
In the human sense, therefore, Nixon can reflect as he regards the pleasant vista from Butler's Pool that he has had a rare chance to acquaint himself with some of the few remaining figures of an age of dominating personalities, an era so rapidly and everywhere being replaced by an age of mediocrity.
Solomon had not yet es tablished a rapport with the younger generation of today's "process" artists, perhaps be scaUse he felt' they were too radical both in style and so intention, or too anti eatablishMent. to trust his kind of volatile; dominating museum personality; and his firm belief 'in curatorial pre rogatiVes.
For the better part of half a century, Picasso has been the dominating art personality of Europe and the Western world — a small, intense man who, like a magnet, has attracted intellectual interest and public curiosity and, like a furnace, has heated and fused them into a gigantic core of influence, adulation, admiration, disapproval, and some hatred, inside which he has lived and worked.
