The phrase "a comment on everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement or observation that addresses a wide range of topics or issues.
Example: "His blog is truly a comment on everything happening in the world today, from politics to pop culture."
Alternatives: "a remark on all matters" or "an observation about everything".
Annie Mac's audience may be a relatively well-behaved lot compared to Magaluf in the heat, but after the opening party the Times of Malta ran with: Maundy Thursday Annie Mac event's noise 'unbearable', and that wasn't just a comment on Eats Everything's selections.
Governor Ventura, a famously vocal independent, usually has a comment on just about everything.
· If there's a lady you fancy, comment on everything she posts on her wall with a simple, yet classy, "SLAM DUNK!" · Never express confusion online.
I hope that if he hears about this that he will speak up," Wiesel said, noting that a presidential candidate "should comment on everything".
It's given an impression that Ofsted can comment on everything, rather than knowing what its core business is.
It won't be beneficial to comment on everything in a LinkedIn group; take the time to choose your key areas and stick to them.
She chronicled their two-week journey to China in an eloquent adoption diary that includes comment on everything from the sparrow kebabs and goat testicles that she encountered during her first days in Beijing to the mothers' attempts to absorb the essence of the country that their daughters never knew.
While he did say a lot of words, Kim essentially refused to comment on everything the interviewer brought up: differential console success, any future hardware or software, and difficulties with XBLA development.
But when my birthday arrived, there was nothing more than a couple messages from those two friends everyone has who always comment on everything anyone posts.
