The character is presented as angrier and more domineering than in previous seasons.
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"I'm a bit more domineering when it comes to conversation, so we usually talk about what I talk about," he says.
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Ms. Zhang said he had become much more domineering, telling her that she needed to lose weight and was a toxic person.
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Mr. Salvini turned out to be a talented politician with a gift for communicating just the earthy authenticity that the more domineering Mr. Renzi often lacked.
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The character is presented as angrier and more domineering than in previous seasons, especially when it comes to prohibiting daughter Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) from dating Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard).
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According to Graham, Trump's personal style attracts voters, including current and former Democrats, who are drawn to authoritarian leaders: Trump is more domineering than the other candidates, bullying opponents and reporters alike, calling them losers, refusing to ever apologize for anything.
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Grieving, she and Wurlitzer set out on the road, to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia, an experience documented in Wurlitzer's 1994 book "Hard Travel to Sacred Places" and in Davis's increasingly remote images, which grew physically larger and more domineering as her pain accrued.
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I worry that the imperfectly unique quality of altruistic hardness our country has exuded for most of the past century — our magnificent "American Brand" — is fading, replaced by a perception by some that we are becoming a more domineering and transactional hegemon.
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After interviewing each family member, they found that Jennifer — the more domineering of the couple — would travel with the children to music festivals several weeks a year, that Sarah was a retail manager at a Kohl's and that the family received about $2,000 a month in adoption assistance.
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Ann Darrow is called Shirley Redman in Wallace's original script. Jack Driscoll is referred to as John Lanson or Johnny in the Wallace script. Captain Englehorn appears in Wallace's treatment, where he is much more domineering.
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Mischievous Natalie often entices Bianca into trouble, but Bianca is more domineering, often putting Natalie down. Lonely, Natalie makes up an imaginary boyfriend for attention, claiming he has taken her on extravagant dates. This makes Bianca envious initially, but when Natalie's lies are discovered, Bianca takes great pleasure in humiliating her. When Tiffany reappears, Natalie feels sidelined by Bianca as she did in school.
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Bessie Bunter was essentially a female counterpart to her brother Billy, sharing many characteristics with her brother, including her large size and large appetite. She was as unappealing as her brother Billy, being conceited, untruthful, gluttonous and obese, but she was rather more domineering than he was and would usually impose her will by nagging, or, in the case of her brothers, by administering hefty slaps to the head .
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For all that he cares about the sisters (whom he treats like granddaughters), he still collects the full rent every month. ; :; , :; , : Kinko and Ginko are another pair of sisters in the story. Kinko (golden child) is the elder, Ginko (silver child) the younger. Ginko attends the same elementary school as Asu and is also her class representative, but is considerably less popular, since her personality is more domineering than Asu's.
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Finally he encounters Barrett in a pub and allows himself to be persuaded to have his servant back. Gradually the two reverse roles, with Barrett becoming more domineering and Tony retreating into infantalism. In the final scene, Susan finds Tony totally dependent on Barrett, who keeps him supplied with alcohol and fills the house with prostitutes. She strikes Barrett across the face as she leaves and he helps her on with her coat.
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Sometime about 955, Pope John XII led an army of Romans, Tuscans, and Spoletans against Landulf II and Pandulf, but Gisulf I of Salerno came to their rescue and no battle was given. The pope and Gisulf made a treaty at Terracina. Gisulf and Pandulf had a strong alliance after that. In 961, Landulf II died and Pandulf and his brother became sole princes, though the elder Pandulf was by far the more domineering.
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It is an independent breed and will be attached to its family while remaining aloof with strangers. The Finnish Spitz tends to be protective; males have more domineering traits than females. Most Finnish Spitzes get along well with other dogs in the house. They are bred as a hunting dog and thus are unreliable around small animals and pet birds, but on an individual basis may live well with cats, especially if they are raised with them.
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The FIA also banned official manufacturer involvement, although certain teams had preferential treatment, with Porsche establishing a "round robin" system. After the end of the 2004 season, the FIA renamed the classes GT1 and GT2, and somewhat liberalized the GT1 regulations, allowing "supercars". While this was made to accommodate the Saleen S7, the biggest beneficiary was the purpose-built Maserati MC12, which led the FIA to impose aerodynamic limitations on the Italian car. However, thanks to a weight penalty system, the fight for the championship is protected from more domineering cars.
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Landulf III (died December 968 or 969) was Prince of Capua (as Landulf V) and Benevento from 959 as co-prince with his father, Landulf II and brother Pandulf Ironhead, and from 961 only with his brother. His mother was Yvantia. In 961, Landulf II died and Landulf and his brother became sole princes, though the elder Pandulf was by far the more domineering. The Chronicum Salernitanum affirms the co-regency, however, and the principle of the indivisibility of the united Capua-Benevento as declared by Atenulf I in 900, when it says Beneventanorum principatum eius filii Pandolfum et Landulfum bifarie regebant . . .
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Mo's tenure is brief, however, as she is sacked for lying about her age. Marge is timid and a bit of a soft-touch and tends to be bossed around by the more domineering personalities on the square, such as her friend Mo. Marge lives at 93 Victoria Road and devotes her life to caring for her sickly 93-year-old mother, Florence Maisie Green. This is a massive strain on her, particularly when her mother's health suddenly deteriorates after a second stroke in December 1989. Noticing that Marge is becoming exhausted with the palliative care of her mother, her friends, Dot, Ethel and Mo, take her on holiday to Clacton where they all take part in a dancing competition.
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