Definition of “all in all”

And that, all in all , her behaviour has been intolerable and unreasonable, and he wanted a divorce.

And, all in all , life is pretty good, even when I'm not looking like a born again babe.

But all in all , I'd say the biggest change to Portuguese football has been the moustaches.

But all in all , there's not enough whimsy to lighten what is a stodgy pudding of a book.

It's a silver at the world championships and all in all it's not a bad start to the meet.

No, all in all , I think your presence will suffice to do the honours for the Firm.

So, all in all , the odds are heavily against the honest buyer and heavily in favour of the crook.

Taken all in all , the creation of economic planning regions has not struck a chord with the peoples of England.

We failed to advance past Philadelphia but, all in all , it was a strong season for us.