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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as everything that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a clause that elaborates on a previous statement or idea, often in a comparative or explanatory context.
Example: "As everything that has been said so far suggests, we need to reconsider our approach."
Alternatives: "like all that" or "similar to everything that".
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Greaves conceived of a movie as everything that takes place surrounding the fictional drama.
Many of them despise Clinton, whom they see as everything that is corporate and compromised about the party establishment.
In contrast, Mr Hanson's finale is a brilliant summary of the endgame, as vivid and passionate as everything that has gone before.
At certain moments in the pursuit you start feeling for the poor kidnapper, as everything that could possibly go wrong is going wrong.
"Eriksson's words had the impact of a high-strength dosage of Mogadon, as everything that had gone right before the break [against Sweden] went wrong afterwards," Martin barks.
Not a bad idea, as everything that comes from the shop seems to be top notch, from the great baguettes to the short but effective wine list.
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This applies to the body as well as to everything that covers it.
It is described as pervading everything that exists and as being the intermediary between the divine essence and matter and form.
As quick as that, after everything that was said before the fight, it took just one punch to bring the night to a close in spectacular fashion.
"We explained as far as we knew everything that was happening".
You might think central bankers should always be as transparent as possible about everything that could affect their future decisions.
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