The phrase "all those few" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is contradictory because "all" implies a larger quantity while "few" suggests a smaller quantity, making it confusing to use.
Example: "Despite all those few opportunities, I managed to succeed."
Alternatives: "all those limited" or "all those scarce".
Of all those, fewer than 1,000 were operated by the parent company, with the rest run by franchisees like LeVecke.
The most powerful thing of all, over those few days, was watching the emergence of a very talented ensemble and the music they created.
If GE had simply given him the cash equivalent of all those perks, fewer eyebrows would have been raised.
The inflation of actors' salaries raises the budgets of all films (except those few made with unknowns) and siphons money away from a wider range of films — and away from other aspects of production.
In order for us to understand and build on this history, we must honor the true leadership paradigm where leaders at all levels - those few who get recognized and the countless others who contribute silently - are necessary for change".
How about a "TGIF" (Toes go in first) written on all shoes for those few among us who may be confused and ultimately injured by inserting their feet improperly?
Of all those involved, few will occupy a more prominent position than Mr. Klein.
With all those contradictions, few writers express better the sheer perplexity of America today: We are an open society and a beacon of freedom, so why do they hate us?
But all that united those few pieces I was able to find was a determination to appear classy by getting some French into the first few paragraphs.
"We had all those debates a few years ago at a time when we could rationally debate it -- the consensus really emerged," said Professor Denning, "that regulating encryption wasn't the right thing to do".
