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In other words it's overbearingly up itself, but undeniably beautiful.

He also says that it is "accomplished but occasionally overbearingly earnest."

But long stretches of spoken dialogue, overbearingly amplified, tend to dominate.

The features of the killer woman loom overbearingly; let her accept the blame."

Julia could be overbearingly generous to her friends.

The novelist wrote the screenplay, but the film remains both overbearingly symbolic and inarticulate much of the time.

There one met no Germans from the ever more swollen administration, who often behaved overbearingly as "victors."

Her final words, "And that has made all the difference," are typical of the movie's overbearingly portentous verbiage.

Whatever was precious five minutes ago becomes overbearingly omnipresent five minutes from now.

Plum polenta ($6) is an extraordinarily light cake, sweet but not overbearingly so.

It is an overbearingly energetic work, and people who like being ideologically bludgeoned will especially enjoy it.

Like many movies adapted from plays, "Homage" is often overbearingly speechy.

Philosophers can come across as overbearingly pompous.

Republicans, in fact, probably haven't seen a candidate so overbearingly enthusiastic since Teddy Roosevelt.

The character is self-centered, smarmy, quick tempered, and overbearingly insincere.

All 12 musicians in this production are excellent, and all are slightly, not overbearingly amplified.

The corner smelled overbearingly of pine.

Robles raised his voice overbearingly.

SH: You've portrayed the insular Jewish world as overbearingly patriarchal.

It's like meeting someone at a party who seems wonderfully amusing at first but then won't quit talking and turns into an overbearingly lively bore.

However, she was soon repelled by the overbearingly religious message and told Tiebout that she could never accept it.

Ms. Hesser also loved them, though she thought a bunch of the rieslings were overbearingly fruity now.

The overbearingly glutinous soundtrack by George Fenton relentlessly pushes the movie toward mush.

Mr. Davis's work is fusty and overbearingly portentous, but its cosmic fervor is compelling.

Today even D-rank sports are presented as blockbuster events: tightly edited, overbearingly narrated and overdramatized - like reality television.