The phrase "all the enjoyable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to enjoyable things or experiences, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "I want to experience all the enjoyable activities during my vacation."
Alternatives: "everything enjoyable" or "all the fun things".
FOR all the enjoyable mockery of Tony Blair's sudden discovery of the reverse gear he unwisely claimed not to have, it seems perverse to portray the decision to hold a referendum on the European constitution as a failure of prime ministerial nerve.
After all the enjoyable sleaze, virtue wins in the end.
Nino Rota's sweeping score prompts all the enjoyable, easily accessible emotions of good movie music.
New retirees, he added, are musing about all the enjoyable ways they could fill their days.
Planes are thus more packed than ever, making travel all the less enjoyable.
The deeply satisfying Series B is all the more enjoyable after a disappointing Series A, whose one highlight is "The Accidental Pundette," Nancy Giles's amusing infomercial for herself.
Ms. Sedgwick's movie roles rarely took her beyond the part of ingénue or girlfriend, which made her first season as the whiny, willful and syrupy-voiced Brenda Leigh Johnson all the more enjoyable.
This makes Zoolander 2's one authentic style moment all the more enjoyable: Mugatu wears Craig Green – one of London's most conceptual menswear designers, beloved of serious fashion critics and FKA twigs – in an amusing cult reference that made approximately five people in my screening room laugh (while no one else noticed).
A former world junior number one, the Queen's Club tournament supported Dimitrov in his younger years with wildcards, making his achievement this week all the more enjoyable.
Since we like to see the glass as half full - (and in Russia, half full of vodka) - we think the headache of getting a visa to Russia will make the actual trip all the more enjoyable.
