"explain all about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when asking someone to give a detailed explanation or description of a topic or concept. Example: "Please explain all about the concept of supply and demand in economics."
But it surely takes a special sort of lefty myopia to stick someone on television as a case study of economic despair, only to explain all about their long foreign holidays, their smart phone and their ability to book an early flight home at short notice.Now, is it possible that the police are rude and insensitive in some or many of their dealings with people like Daniel?
Sam's very happy, really excited and absolutely thrilled to explain all about very, really and absolutely!
"We can explain all about the Netherlands, but we don't know what the essential differences are with their home country," says Verstegen, "it could even be the smell".
Scorpio will explain all about it, just after she gets back.
The war continued until five Cayuse emissaries, which according to Archbishop François Norbert Blanchet, were sent to "have a talk with the whites and explain all about the murderers, ten in number, who were no more, and had been killed by the whites, the Cayuses and were all dead".
These videos explain all about this: Beginners may find it useful to use instructional guitar stickers to learn guitar notes.
Which might explain all those songs about sea and soup.
The group is participating in Touchable Earth, the first digital world book for kids where kids in each place explain all the facts about it.
I couldn't even explain all the things it's about".
This vagueness, combined with growing public calls for greater social justice and people's increased engagement in social networking, explains all this whining about school examinations.
"That was really cool, explaining all that stuff about why Daedalus is a good name for a flying car," she said.
