Belaboring

The chef was belaboring the dough to make it rise properly.

He kept belaboring the point, even though everyone else had already moved on.

The boss was belaboring the project details, constantly changing requirements and causing delays.

He was belaboring the point with his incessant questioning.

The doctor kept belaboring the examination, causing the patient to become anxious.

The company was belaboring the decision of which candidate to hire.

The manager kept belaboring the meeting, causing everyone to miss their lunch break.

The team spent hours belaboring the details of the proposal, but it still wasn't ready for submission.

The politician was belaboring the opposition party in his speech.

The employee kept belaboring the task, causing them to miss the deadline.

The journalist kept belaboring the details of the story, making it more complicated than it needed to be.

The teacher was belaboring the topic of quadratic equations in the class.

The boss kept belaboring the importance of punctuality, even though the employees were already on time.

The film director was criticized for belaboring the dramatic scenes, making the movie feel too slow.

She was belaboring the point about the dangers of smoking.

Stop belaboring the issue of who forgot to refill the printer paper.

The politician kept belaboring his point about tax reform, despite the audience's lack of interest.

The coach kept belaboring the team's need for better communication, despite their previous efforts to improve it.

The writer kept belaboring the same plot point throughout the novel.

The teacher warned the student about belaboring the same point repeatedly in his essay.

She found herself belaboring her choice of dress for the evening, even though her friends had already complimented her on it.

The speaker kept belaboring the importance of punctuality, despite everyone already being aware of it.

He was accused of belaboring the similarities between the two books, despite their clear differences.

He was belaboring the benefits of exercise during his fitness class.

He kept belaboring the same argument in the meeting.

The politician kept belaboring the issue of immigration during his speech.

She couldn't resist belaboring her point about climate change, even though her family members had already expressed their disagreement.

She kept belaboring the details of her outfit, making her friends late for the party.

The teacher kept belaboring the lesson, causing the students to fall asleep.

The critic is belaboring the flaws in the film, nitpicking every detail.

The weatherman kept belaboring the approaching storm, advising people to take precautions.

She kept belaboring the risks of skydiving, trying to persuade me not to do it.

The boss kept belaboring the need to meet the sales target, making everyone nervous.

The journalist is belaboring the tragedy, sensationalizing the story for views.

The coach kept belaboring the team's weaknesses in front of the press.

The coach is belaboring the team's mistakes, hoping to improve their performance.

The professor kept belaboring the complexities of the theory, confusing the students.

He kept belaboring the point about the importance of punctuality.

She's belaboring the details of the contract, making it difficult to move forward.

The chef kept belaboring the technique of making a perfect omelette.

My dad is belaboring the importance of saving money, worried about the future.

The doctor kept belaboring the importance of taking medication regularly.

He's belaboring the point again, as if he didn't make it clear enough the first time.

The doctor is belaboring the risks of smoking, urging the patient to quit.

The student is belaboring the concept, struggling to understand the material.

The artist is belaboring the composition, striving for perfection.