The phrase "all this everything" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or redundant.
It could be used informally to emphasize the totality of a situation or collection of items, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt overwhelmed by all this everything that was discussed."
Alternatives: "all of this" or "everything here".
And only when I sat down with him this summer to document his life did I come to realize that all of this, everything we had come to take for granted in our lives, had been the fruits of years of toil and sacrifice.
But Las Vegas makes sport of all this, turning everything into amusement, allusion and atmosphere.
If Obama had done the ballsy thing and taken the 14th, all this and everything else that did or didn't happen to the world economy between now and November 6th, 2012 would have been 100% his fault.
Mrs. Graebner observed all this, and everything else at Kalamazoo, with some detachment.
"We wanted something simple, and we did all this alone — everything, there was nothing here," said Mirsini Linou, 24, as she drummed on the raw wood bar.
All this makes everything much harder for European gamers who are already facing a four month delay of the console.
As an encore, after receiving thunderous applause at the Media Research Council's DisHonors Awards, the Plumber declared, "God, all this love and everything in the room - I'm horny".
Those John Wayne movies and the history books made it look like there was all this camaraderie and everything they did was right.
Relative : Terrible… (Dutch relative in hospice, case 23) A relative of a UK patient described being highly distressed by watching her husband in his last days, sedated but displaying symptoms such as excessive phlegm: I mean the last couple of days, there was all this gargling and everything going on, were pretty horrific, you know.
Such as … Despite it all, despite everything, this was something to cheer.
