The phrase "all of which just" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a clause that provides additional information about a previously mentioned subject, often implying a sense of immediacy or relevance.
Example: "The new policies were implemented last week, all of which just came into effect today."
Alternatives: "all of which simply" or "all of which merely".
It had Eddie Betts magic, Robbie Gray and Chad Wingard star turns; all of which just topped off a truly incredible round of AFL matches.
They go by aliases – Avey Tare, Panda Bear ,Deakin, Geologist – and don't always all turn up; all of which just adds to the Collective's burgeoning myth.
Alternatively, if they lose this they could end up finishing bottom of the Super Eights, all of which just about saves this from being the only rubber more redundant than the one at the bottom of Cliff Richard's sock drawer.
Instead, wrote Xue Lei, a research fellow at the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies in the Global Times, "the award was given to a terrified small child" who was supposed to represent Mr. Lien, and to "two Russian hotties, supposed to represent Russian President Vladimir Putin," all of which "just added to the entertainment value".
It follows others such as Mama (nominated for a Brit award), Perfect Strangers and his pop-dance cover of Tracy Chapman's Fast Car, all of which just skirted the top spot, but have collectively earned billions of streams for their pretty marimba melodies and carefree lyrics.
All of which just blows me away.
At some point, though, I got worn down by those holograms he sends out at all hours—some of which just list who he's killing that day at his palace in Coruscant, like he wants to prove he's actually working or something.
At some point, though, I got worn down by those holograms he sends out at all hours — some of which just list who he's killing that day at his palace in Coruscant, like he wants to prove he's actually working or something.
Paperpanther, Dave Whyte, Gareth Gallagher, Atruesense, Dan Leydon, and Stephen Maurice Graham all make GIFs of the things that interest them all of which just so happen to be Irish as hell.
Paperpanther, Dave Whyte, Gareth Gallagher, Atruesense, Dan Leydon, and Stephen Maurice Graham all make GIFs of the things that interest them all of which just so happen to be Irish as hell.
But it does not contain his two finest songs, From Galway to Graceland, and Beeswing, the best of all, which just makes you cry.
