belaboring in a sentence

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

2. 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.

3. Without belaboring his points, Snowden pushes the reader to reflect more seriously on what every American should be asking already.

4. Without belaboring the parts of the chapter that have been well-studied and well-explained by Protestants of past generations, let us briefly summarize the correct interpretations.

5. Again, please, forgive me for belaboring the point, but a lot of people who believe in God believe that God is some kind of disembodied energy, just a non‑personified energy, the energy that we call Life perhaps, but that this energy may not be “interact-able with,” if I could coin a phrase.