"all circles" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "The artist carefully painted all circles in the design."
It all circles back to policy.
This was not, in all circles, a popular argument.
That number — a little more than three — is the same for all circles.
Sally's handwriting was all circles and loops that twined around a straight but invisible guiding line.
All religious circles are open; all circles of friends are closed.
That number a little more than three is the same for all circles.
So was Mr. Thompson, who declined to comment for this article, acting in those roles or just putting himself on display — his towering presence (all 6 feet 5 inches), the seen-it-all circles under his eyes, the baritone that carries the ring of truth?
Jürgens found only one organism lay within the circle boundaries, in nearly all the circles.
"I get dizzy going in all those circles," she said.
Select all the circles and the rectangle.
Attach all these circles so that it looks like hair.
