"overwhelming manner" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a way of doing something that is very powerful or intense, causing someone to feel a strong emotional response. Example: The speech was delivered in an overwhelming manner, leaving the audience in tears.
A bad run of form can be depressing for anyone but not in the overwhelming manner in which it embraces a clinical sufferer.
We should be demanding an explanation as to why there was no transparency and whether there is a more reasonable and less overwhelming manner in which to respond to the continuing threats that propelled this program.
It'll be interesting to see if he charges out of the blocks in that powerful, overwhelming manner which causes some deeply confusing feelings deep in the bellies of those who thought they had already made their important lifestyle choices, or whether he's hobbling around the Paris clay like Old Man Steptoe by the second set.
It's almost uncanny, since I do like bass with my music, but not in an overwhelming manner (ahem, Beats).
As per WHO recommendations, China should enforce the law in a more overwhelming manner, in the way of implementing comprehensive smoke-free legislation (i.e., ban smoking rooms, without exceptions), promoting local TC legislation, and running more educational campaigns.
At a Pentagon briefing Lt Gen Kenneth McKenzie said three targets had been struck in a "precise, overwhelming and effective" manner.
Yet, looking back years later, he is able to give us not only a description of the events leading up to Milt's last moments, but an enactment of his father's feelings in his final seconds – his overwhelming irritation at the manner of his own impending death.
I present overwhelming evidence that all manner of misery from disease and natural disasters to income inequality is correlated with religiosity and belief in God.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
While his manner can be overwhelming and his attitude hard to read - what does that nervous laugh signify? - there is no doubting his largeness of spirit.
Alexander Lukashenko won the election in his country in 2010 with an overwhelming majority, but in a manner that international observers said was seriously flawed.
