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He may be a very charismatic, domineering, and powerful figure, but he's not a dictator.— Dissident Voice
The typical stereotype image people have of bullies is those mean-spirited, domineering, antisocial, disruptive kids in grammar school who made life miserable for others.— Knowledge is Power
She's substantially more assertive; he's perhaps marginally less domineering, and they have a much easier, more natural banter.— EW.com: Today's Latest Headlines
"The senior Martell is just as domineering, and not one bit more reliable.— The Rover Boys on Snowshoe Island or, The Old Lumberman's Treasure Box
And then you reflect upon what they too often are in the privacy of their lives: narrow and domineering, attached to petty, useless duties, their minds lacking dignity, their souls lacking horizon; and you are sorry that they have not grown, through the sheer consciousness of their beauty, into ways that are kindly and generous I let my hand rest lightly on Cecilia's hands; and in the sweetness of the gathering dusk we both dream.— The Choice of Life

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