belabored in a sentence

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

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

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

4. Surely the Parables are the best stories, but grasping for illustrative images, let alone belabored humor which are not witty at all, should be avoided.

5. Until then, several others had belabored on the concept, but nobody was able to turn the idea into a viable product, that truly worked and could be bought off a shelf.

6. This issue is belabored even further in between missions because you’re forced to scour the entire base to find NPCs with chat bubbles over their heads waiting to talk to you.

7. As this is going to be a bit long and belabored (grab a cup of coffee and get ready to educate yourself), we are going to start with the most straightforward of the three macronutrients, protein.

8. Although the plainer language of Atticism eventually became as belabored and ornate as the perorations it sought to replace, its original simplicity meant that it remained universally comprehensible throughout the Greek world.

9. It has to do not only with the occasionally belabored dignity of the Lower House but also, and even more importantly, with the dignity of the human beings we are supposed to represent in this House and that we should not pit against one another as “people” and “population.”