belabor in a sentence

1. Overwrite or belabor a minor point about yourself.

2. 104.24 Questioner: I am sorry to belabor this point.

3. Dont belabor any of the three Ds: Divorce, Disease, Death.

4. I need not belabor the parallels between Rome and the world today.

5. I'll not belabor the conversation of if/when to make a change to the drug.

6. There is no reason to belabor the past if this has happened, or is happening to you.

7. Rather than belabor you with benchmark after benchmark, we elected to keep it simple.

8. Not to belabor the point but there is no credible evidence that Putin did any of this.

9. Shermer belabored his point about the significance and real meaning of the German word "ausrotten."

10. It is also not my intent to belabor the point about how two people could ruin the evening for so many others.

11. I won’t belabor it here, but it’s also worth noting that Freud himself did not really practice ‘Freudian’ analysis.

12. If these verses constitute one of their "strongest proofs," then I will not belabor the reader with "lesser proofs."

13. It would behoove Palestinian propagandists like Erekat not to belabor too much the false claim of Israeli “impunity.”

14. I won’t belabor the finer details of the X-33 as Jack wrote a hands on story about a mostly similar X-33 rear in 2015.

15. Researchers should focus on other family issues “rather than … belabor questions that have already been answered,” he added.

16. We are belaboring this point because as you move into the higher vibrations, you too will lose aspects of your individuality.

17. When potential editors ask me why my incredibly busy, stressed, and belabored queen can't have a love life, something is wrong.

18. Thus, when/if it arises, you won’t think that you are losing your mental grip on reality—which is why I am belaboring this point.

19. 104.19 Questioner: I’m sorry to belabor this subject so much, but I was really hoping to come up with some way of helping Gandalf.

20. And the entire belabored process of lawyers and juries and judges - the cost, the control, the manipulation - will have to change.