Hard disagree.
I think the Enterprise-E is indicative of John Eaves's design philosophy when it comes to Federation starships, which squashes/flattens Matt Jefferies's general saucer/drive-section template, and I'm not a fan. The ships lose their necks, the saucer becomes more and more an arrowhead instead of a saucer, and overall become elongated and angular.
It just screams they were going for a more aggressive warship in the 90s X-treme era, but to me it comes off as more generic looking.
There's a lot of things that can be said about the Enterprise-D's design, but it doesn't look generic. I'll take the Enterprise D's curves any day and twice on Sunday over the E's angled flatness. And even the interior is more memorable to me. The D's bridge is two levels with the horseshoe, where the E's is a single level and more closed-in.
I mean, I like the more angular look. It's sleek and looks like it's fast
I don't know if the Sovereign class is "x-treme" but I'd concede that it has a "don't mess with me" vibe to it. It's not looking to start a fight but it's prepared to finish one, if that makes sense.