The phrase "all expressions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various forms or manifestations of a particular idea, feeling, or concept.
Example: "The artist's work captures all expressions of human emotion, from joy to sorrow."
Alternatives: "all forms of" or "all manifestations of".
The effect was like being inside a gigantic sonic crystal, in which the same material is analysed from a kaleidoscopic infinity of different perspectives: the chords that keep returning in the piece, the way that each section seems to spring out of an initial impulse, the hyperreal bells and gongs of the electronic sounds, are all expressions of a bigger musical and expressive unity.
Military courts annihilate any and all expressions of free will".
"We strongly condemned and rejected all expressions of racism.. and religious intolerance".
The participants strongly condemned and rejected all expressions of extremism, racism and religious intolerance, including anti-semitism.
If we're looking for something common to all expressions of religion, it will not be sufficient to describe any single one.
But constitutional government was never restored; the amnesty granted on the pope's return was riddled with exceptions; and to all expressions of national sentiment the papacy proved hostile.
First of all, expression of the relative reconstruction error of the pressure energy is derived based on the two types of errors.
First of all, expression of retrogenes has only recently begun to be explored.
"They have completely destroyed all the expressions of people who opposed the war in Iraq.
But for all the expressions of personal solidarity, he was essentially alone.
For all the expressions of common concerns, the Russian view of the nuclear threat differs significantly from the American view, a point that Mr. Ivanov underscored.
