Sentence examples for that not all from inspiring English sources

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that lost all

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that left all

that remains all

that not entirely

"that not all" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a particular statement does not apply to the entirety of whatever it was referring to. For example, you might say, "I like most of the ideas presented in the meeting, but that not all were practical."

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He also maintains that not all mohels are alike.

The New York Times

Appraisers say that not all outdoor space is created equal.

The New York Times

Suspicions arose that not all Brunellos were 100 percent sangiovese.

The New York Times - Food

There were other signs that not all was normal.

The New York Times - Arts

"But now I think that not all men are bad.

The New York Times

He remembers that not all people in Prijedor reacted well.

The New Yorker

It turns out that not all transplants are created equal.

The New York Times

He was told that not all patients survive the procedure.

Independent

D.C.F.S. is aware that not all placements are perfect matches.

The New York Times

But clues abounded that not all was well.

The New York Times

We also learned that not all rides are created equal.

The New York Times - Travel

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thereby not all

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