The phrase "as everything that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in philosophical or abstract discussions to refer to the totality of existence or reality.
Example: "We must accept the world as everything that is, embracing both the good and the bad."
Alternatives: "as all that exists" or "as all that is present".
'Visual' in 'visual culture' can be defined as "everything that is visual, functional, communicational and/or having aesthetic purpose produced, interpreted or formed by people" (Barnard, 2002; 34).
Many of them despise Clinton, whom they see as everything that is corporate and compromised about the party establishment.
On the other side is "magic," defined as everything that is intuitive, imaginative, unpredictable, that subjugates all other values to the exercise of the individual will.
On one side is "science," defined as everything that is coldly analytical, that seeks to understand the nature of reality by dissecting it.
If education and skill are defined as everything that is required to raise the productivity of the people in the developing countries by improving their skills, enterprise, initiative, adaptability, and attitudes, this proposition is true but is an empty tautology.
Their understanding of environment was therefore similar to that used by genetic researchers; environment as everything that is external to the individual, although they tended to refer more to the social than the biological environment.
"As long as everything that's said is said against us, we feel a certain assurance of success.
He represents everything that's exciting and inspiring about Australia, as well as everything that's embarrassing and cringeworthy.
The wide receiver, held up as everything that's wrong with the me-first world of sports, may actually be the purest product of the marketing juggernaut that is the N.F.L. as well as the culture that launched it skyward.
The real star of the pair is the Atheer Development Kit (or ADK if you're feeling jaunty), an $850 model that packs what Itani refers to as "everything that's in your tablet".
Dafoe's Goblin represents everything that's fun about superhero villains, as well as everything that's great about Raimi's campy films.
