labor the point

/lˈeɪbə ðə pˈɔɪnt/

/lˈeɪbɚ ðə pˈɔɪnt/

[phrase]

to labor the point

[PHRASE]

to describe or stress something excessively when it is already understood

Examples

1. You already know if it's a feature you want or not, so I'm not gonna labor the point too much other than to say that it's still a bit of a bummer.

2. By Rollinat is much shorter than the Breville one that's because Rollinay cut all the repetition from the poem all together and it just doesn't labor the point that it's a text driven by nostalgia in both its content and form he just does it differently and much more simply so let's tune in and hear this for ourselves

3. I mean you don't need to labor the point.