Sentence examples for With all that from inspiring English sources
"With all that" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a new point or idea, often in relation to something previously mentioned. Example: "I have always loved traveling. With all that, I have never been to Europe." This sentence introduces the new idea that the speaker has never been to Europe, despite their love for traveling.
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