Sentence examples for somewhat overbearing from inspiring English sources
A bearish man, Mr. Greene could be somewhat overbearing.
After years of faded memories, finally Apple's mum comes back to England to rescue Apple (full name Apollinia Apostolopoulou, possibly one of the names I feel I was destined to own...) from her lovely yet somewhat overbearing grandmother.
Writer accompanied Williamson when he came to the US to perform for the Pres., & in diary form he describes being the nearly constant companion of the somewhat overbearing star for 1 week.
And some supporters worry that Mr. Schumer -- a bit brash, somewhat overbearing and very, well, Brooklyn -- might not be the kind of candidate people easily take to, particularly outside New York City.
It's one of several interlinked buildings – Battersea Power Station, Senate House, 55 Broadway in London, St Andrews House in Edinburgh, most of central Plymouth – which immediately evoke large public or semi-public corporations, plummy-voiced and public spirited in their somewhat overbearing way.
Reviews were generally outstanding, and the show won a record audience in the U.S., eclipsing that of the somewhat overbearing but nonetheless spectacular show from Beijing -- geared to announcing the emergence of a rather regimented superpower -- four years ago.
It's structure went from plain and functional during the early years of the East India Company, to ornate and overbearing during the British Raj, to somewhat messy and overwhelmed as a newly independent India found its feet.
Overbearing, pretentious, madly repetitive".
Powerful, yet never overbearing.
Although the film starts off somewhat amusingly, the first-time feature director Katrina Holden Bronson (who also wrote the unbalanced script) seems to have spent more energy assembling the overbearing soundtrack than expanding on her characters' fractured relationships.
