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• The overbearingly glutinous soundtrack by George Fenton relentlessly pushes the movie toward mush.
• The character is self-centered, smarmy, quick tempered, and overbearingly insincere.
• Like many movies adapted from plays, " Homage " is often overbearingly speechy.
• Michael Radford's fascinating study of friendship between a grumpy intellectual and an overbearingly friendly clodhopper.
• The novelist wrote the screenplay, but the film remains both overbearingly symbolic and inarticulate much of the time.
• He can be brusque, sometimes overbearingly so, and as demanding on others as he is on himself.
• Her mother, Cathy Linton, is religious, opinionated and often disapproving, sometimes overbearingly intrusive and hypercritical.
• However, she was soon repelled by the overbearingly religious message and told Tiebout that she could never accept it.
• They want to get rid of Kathleen's wealthy and overbearingly vulgar husband, Clifford Calvert ( Barry Corbin ).
• Its subplots and sidelines are awkwardly jammed into the story, then varnished over by Mark Isham's overbearingly saccharine soundtrack.
• Even the 1991 live-action sequel " Hook, " which was overbearingly sweet and sentimental, was more compelling.
• The phenomenon strongly reinforces the image of Japanese men and corporations as overbearingly sexist, and of Japanese women as silent, submissive sufferers.
• Extended into tediously portentous films, two of which are being shown at Artists Space, the Superstudio vision starts to look overbearingly grandiose.
• Her final words, " And that has made all the difference, " are typical of the movie's overbearingly portentous verbiage.
• At least Stern isn't as overbearingly desperate to be lovable as he was on his previous short-lived sitcom " Danny ."
• :: : It does so in such an overbearingly data-heavy way as to be harder to read than simple comparative, prose, however.
• You can participate in discussions to whatever extent you choose, sounding off overbearingly or keeping smugly silent, without having to observe the ordinary etiquette of classroom decorum.
• Editors are volunteers that come from different countries, cultures, and philosophies; there is no way to have true consistency in outcomes unless the system were overbearingly bureaucratic.
• Corbin _ who played the wealthy, overbearingly macho former astronaut Maurice in the television series " Northern Exposure " _ wore an oversized stetson and full quill ostrich cowboy boots.
• Fox was described as " an elegant, quiet woman, highly imaginative, gifted in design and a standout artist in a field overbearingly populated by men " by journalist Don Stewart.