Sentence examples for all those well from inspiring English sources

I stopped listening to all those well intentioned people who wanted me to live my life based on their expectations and opinions and shoulds.

MS: What was it like calling in the sisterhood of all those well known women artists that sing on the "Sing" track?

(One early poster to Scarlett's online fan club appreciated the fact that "she made all those well advertised gamer girls look dumb").

And despite all those well deserved superlatives, I still feel like I've seen all this before.

Now, remember when we were having all those, well excuse the expression, "anthrax" scares with the mail?

Just think for a moment about all those well established Scandinavian programs that American feminists keep talking about: paid parental leave; early childhood education; and excellent, free, equally well funded public schools (and universities) for all.

However, you don't come up with all those well-turned aphorisms without having a smart and ambitious sense of language's possibilities.

Bill Bridgeo, Augusta's city manager, said that the loss of all those well-paying jobs has hardly been offset by many minimum-wage jobs at the nearby mall called the Marketplace at Augusta.

All classical music needs financial help up to a point, but is there an inkling of truth in the thought that contemporary American operas might not be as dismal if they were not so abjectly objects of charity, if all those well-meaning board members and foundations closed their wallets more often and made composers responsible to their audiences?

"This is so backwards, so incomprehensible, go away if you can't find your place in the Netherlands, or accept the society we want to build here, because we only want people, including all those Muslims, and all those well-intentioned Muslims, who may be looked at with suspicion, we want to keep all those people together in what I call the 'We Society'.

Though the fossiliferous explosion known as the Cambrian period is often thought of as the beginning of animal life, animals actually appeared for the first time during a geological twilight called the Ediacaran, 635m-542m years ago, between the end of a great ice age and the arrival of all those well-preserved Cambrian fossils.