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Discover Ludwig"finest of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare two or more things, stating that one is the best or highest quality among all others. Example: The Taj Mahal is known as the finest of all Mughal architecture. In this sentence, "finest of all" is used to emphasize that the Taj Mahal is considered the best or highest quality among all other examples of Mughal architecture.
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Perhaps the finest of all verse parodists was Lewis Carroll.
Perhaps finest of all is Darrell D'Silva as Lear's devoted Kent.
Perhaps finest of all is Mr. Spector as the sinister Boris.
The Head of Vespasian from Ostia is one of the finest of all Roman portrait busts.
Films summarised in the finest of all 17-syllable Japanese poetic conventions.
They accept a myth that he was one of the finest of all defence secretaries.
Don Carlos is the finest of all operatic adaptations of Schiller.
He fought the creationists, joked about baseball, and wrote some of the finest of all science essays.
It was the prompt for bedlam and a richly deserved victory, which might just be Ireland's finest of all time.
The greatest spin bowler of them all, many would argue, against one of the finest of all batsmen.
Nasser Hussain, the finest of all England captains in the past 20 years, led the way, but things can be expected to change rapidly in the next decade.
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