more to the point

More crucial or important to what's being discussed. Your appearance and demeanor have become increasingly unprofessional, and, more to the point, your productivity has really gone down lately.

ˌmore to the ˈpoint

more important to the subject being discussed than what has already been mentioned: Drinking and driving is against the law and, more to the point, extremely dangerous.

See also: more, point, to

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not a hair out of place
eye (someone) up
eye up
be a teddy bear
cut of (one's) jib
cut of one's jib
jib
hair out of place
like the cut of (one's) jib
cut of his/her jib, I don't like the

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