all in all

1. Taking everything into account, as in All in all our trip to Europe was a success. [First half of 1500s]

Example Sentences

So, all in all, it was a good result.

From BBC

"Still, all in all, it is good that there is an agreement with the US, that there are no further escalations."

From BBC

It’s the very opposite of elite and all in all presents a more complete picture of the nation than you are liable to find elsewhere.

From Los Angeles Times

“Doc” can be a little corny, a little too obviously like television, when it comes to the cases, but is all in all quite entertaining.

From Los Angeles Times

But all in all “The Velvet Underground” adroitly tells the story, elegantly evoking the anti-groovy vibe of the most New York of all New York City bands.

From Los Angeles Times

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