The phrase "all that sweet" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect or unclear.
It could be used informally to express that something is very sweet or appealing, but it lacks clarity and may confuse readers.
Example: "I thought the dessert was nice, but it wasn't all that sweet."
Alternatives: "not that sweet" or "not very sweet."
But you had all that sweet vulnerability about you as well".
Of course we now know that she wasn't all that sweet to her own daughter Margaret when the poor girl fell in love for the first and last time.
Unemployment currently runs at around 14%, the nation's favourite band, Kult, sound like The Damned with balalaikas, and when prehistoric German rockers the Scorpions can pull an Oasis-at-Knebworth-trouncing crowd - 800,000 turned up to see them play a concert last year - there's reason to suspect the winds of change don't smell all that sweet behind the old Iron Curtain.
But there are forces at work that could prevent all that sweet, sweet taco-dropping.
Now, some 15 years later, Kickstarter is a honey pot for creative people, attracting them with the lure of all that sweet golden money that will allow them to make the art they've always wanted to.
It is a momentous birthday, but not all that sweet.
Their university's star-crossed history made their breakthrough all that much sweeter, writes Ivan Maisel on ESPN.com.
Also Maggot Moon by Sally Gardner – very original, with a queer twist I did not expect (and nor did the narrator)., which made it all that much more sweet.
And if all that weren't sweet enough, Mendes, 19, walked backward up the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in order to help Baldwin, 21, navigate the stairs.
Amid all that, Baymax's "sweet puffery keeps 'Big Hero 6' afloat as it plows into the relatively typical terrain of superhero-villain battles fought with the fate of the world hanging by a thread".
ALL THAT IS BITTER AND SWEET, by Ashley Judd with Maryanne Vollers.
