The phrase "all narrow" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing something that is entirely narrow, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The path was all narrow, making it difficult for two people to walk side by side."
Alternatives: "completely narrow" or "entirely narrow".
"I dislike all narrow SOBs, of whatever nationality British, American, Egyptian, or what have you.
"It was all narrow alleys — they were bustling, but they were pitch-black".
Inside, the venue resembles a rabbit warren at springtime, all narrow corridors and enthusiastic young things clambering over each other.
Stroll north into Le Panier, the charismatic immigrant district, all narrow alleys, pastel shutters and lazing cats.
So when we arrived at the Half Mile rapid and hopped over the boulders and sprigs of poison ivy to scout it, the water scared the hell out of me — all narrow slots and chaotic holes and sharp pour-overs.
Except for a handful of side streets, Gerritsen Avenue is the only way into and out of this self-contained peninsula in far south Brooklyn that is often likened to a New England fishing village, all narrow streets and close-set homes, some sitting right on the water.
But for all those narrow-minded grumps, there will be many who'll take this unusual car to their hipster hearts.
All these narrow-minded drivers who are panic-buying have no sense at all.
Those projections that show Mr Obama with a whopping margin are counting all the narrow state polls, whereas CNN and MSNBC are keeping the borderline cases in the tossup column.
All those narrow defeats and everything, but this is what makes it worth it.
Living reconciled implies, first of all, walking a path together toward ever-deeper human solidarity, seeking truth beyond all the narrow egoisms of self-contained identity.
