Sentence examples for all describes from inspiring English sources

The phrase "all describes" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The report all describes the various factors affecting climate change." (This is incorrect; it should be rephrased.)
Alternatives: "all detail" or "all outline".

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Mr Kahneman, after all, describes "ego depletion" leading to bad choices in other studies.

Personally I don't really care, most of the time it all describes the same effects.

In Swift's Gulliver's Travels the greatest satirist of all describes the Big-enders and the Little-enders and their irreconcilable differences over which end of the egg you should crack open.

It is music that above all describes poverty and alienation, as a teenage Dizzee says on Boy in da Corner: "Queen Elizabeth don't know me so, how can she control me when, I live street and she lives neat?" Devlin's melancholic Community Outcast took in the full gamut of social exclusion in 2000s Britain – homeless people, drug users, single mums, those "cold, tired and feeble".

Hence, this review first of all describes the mathematical definition and properties of the W x) function and its numerical evaluations, together with analytical approximations, and then it describes the use of the W x) function in biochemical kinetics.

Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly gave it an "A–" and said that "'Love 'Em All' describes an egalitarian sexual appetite, while 'Lingerie' offers prime faux-Prince boudoir funk.

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The defectors all describe a similar evolution.

The volunteers all describe it the same way.

They all described him in the same confounding way.

This represents about three-fourths of all described animal species.

Those mothers have all described the same things.

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