Sentence examples for overbearing about from inspiring English sources
David Bay was not going to be overbearing about it, but he offered some encouragement.
(National habits never die: A student from the London School of Economics was overbearing about claret).
Here at the wine panel, we take rosé seriously, though we try not to be overbearing about it (or anything else).
Whether it be your own anxiety/depression, over caring and/or overbearing about your child's weight, just being impatient or unkind to your family sometimes because life is hard and you know they'll love you regardless.
When we get too directive or overbearing about play and the arts, we can take more away from kids than we give them.
The annoyance sits there inside, bubbling away and may result in complaining to the wrong people (think about the times you've moaned to your kids about overbearing Aunt Mary but you've never actually asked Aunt Mary to consider the impact of her comments or actions on you and your family).
The Coalition has given up its fight against Labor's "Gonski" education reforms and is now trying to shift the education debate from schools funding to an argument about overbearing "commonwealth bureaucracy" on school systems.
He has often written affectionately about overbearing fathers, clinically depressed mothers and failure-bound children who can't break free from the past long enough to ruin families of their own.
When the moral arguments of "Black Mirror" grow strident, and overbearing klaxons ring about corporate surveillance states, an episode can weigh like a ponderous cyberpunk parable, and the effect is off-putting.
Jessica's reconstructed bedroom even had authentic-looking Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers posters on the wall, while her fussy, overbearing suitor whined about how he'd recreated her teenage CD collection perfectly by zooming in on her old photos.
Despite its European neighbours still clinging to lazy cliches about overbearing mamas and sinister mafiosi in a way that suggests little has changed in the 30 years between Joe Dolce's Shaddap You Face and the current run of Dolmio adverts, no country has shaped the region's aspirations like Italy.
