dominated

(eg. beauty, music, freedom )

dominated /ˈdɑ mə ˌneɪ təd/ ?

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Western colonialism dominated Africa and the Asian islands.
To say that Pablo Picasso dominated Western art in the 20th century is, by now, the merest commonplace.
No wonder Leakey became the patriarch of a family that dominated anthropology as no family has dominated a scientific field before or since.

"Through this agreement with Yahoo, we will create more innovation in search, better value for advertisers and real consumer choice in a market currently dominated by a single company," Ballmer said.
on Jul 29, 2009 By: Steve Ballmer Source: guardian.co.uk
"Obviously the news has been dominated lately by the oil spill, but our nation is at war and all of you have stepped forward," Obama said on the last leg of his three-state, two-day trip to areas affected by the spill. "You volunteered. You...
on Jun 15, 2010 By: Barack Obama Source: UPI.com
BBC Creative Director Alan Yentob told the BBC: "He was a unique figure in British theatre. He has dominated the theatre scene since the 1950s."
on Dec 25, 2008 By: Alan Yentob Source: BBC News