Sentence examples for excessively dominated from inspiring English sources
At the county courthouse after Norman's arrest, a psychiatrist who interviews Norman reveals not only the killings of Marion and Arbogast, but that Norman had been excessively dominated by his mother since childhood, and when she took a lover, he became insanely jealous that she had "replaced" him, then murdered his mother and her lover.
While the former view dominated most of the early responses to WikiLeaks, it seems excessively cheerful in retrospect.
The 457 plan market is dominated by annuity products, which themselves have been roundly criticized as excessively complex and costly.
In Canada, where the cellphone market has been dominated by Bell Canada, Rogers Communications and Telus, there is widespread sentiment, not always supported by statistics, that wireless service is excessively expensive.
In the series, Duncan was matched up against forward Robert Horry, dominated him the entire series and closed out the series in style; Duncan finished Game 6 with 37 points and 16 rebounds, allowing Spurs coach Popovich to call timeout with 2 26 left to instruct his team not to celebrate excessively.
This might explain some of the weaknesses in the software industry, on the one hand, as well as an excessively technology-oriented view which dominates computer science training at pre-university and even undergraduate teaching, on the other.
"So not excessively excessive.
