The phrase "all held that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consensus or agreement among a group regarding a particular belief or conclusion.
Example: "In the court case, all held that the evidence presented was insufficient to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."
Alternatives: "all agreed that" or "all maintained that".
1230/35 – after 1275), who all held that refraction can only occur at the interface of two media of differing densities and thus would not take place in a single medium of uniformly varying density.
The Buddha and, among the Greeks, Plato and Plotinus, all held that life in the time flow, though not wholly illusory, is at best a low-grade condition by comparison, respectively, with the Buddhist Nirvāṇa (in which desires are extinguished) and with the Platonic world of Ideas; i.e., of incorporeal timeless exemplars, of which phenomena in the time flow are imperfect and ephemeral copies.
The great social contract theorists – Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau and Kant – all held that for a political order to be legitimate it had to be agreed upon by or justified for each person.
After Anaximenes, Pythagoras, Xenophanes and Parmenides all held that the universe was spherical.
But the world's wisdom traditions have all held that there is a transcendent domain that the human mind can access.
However, the First, Fourth, Ninth, and Eleventh Circuit Courts have all held that the federal statute does not limit the meaning of "honest services" to violations of state law.
This, of course, contradicts orthodox strains of Islam, which all hold that Muhammad was the final prophet.Non-Ahmadi Muslims have long regarded Ahmadiyah as an apostasy.
And most (but not all) hold that resemblance between tropes is determined by their primitive intrinsic nature.
Most trope theorists (but, again, not all) hold that resemblance between concrete particulars is to be explained in terms of resemblance between their respective tropes.
If all our information is held that way, if it goes, do we?
