Idiom: all very well

Definition

idiom: all very well

— It’s all very well that you’re eating better but you also have to exercise if you want to lose weight.

— It's all very well that you paid this month's bill but the two previous months are still past due.

— It's all very well that he got an "A" in Spanish but he failed math and English so we need to look at getting him a tutor.

— Having a cloud-based system is all very well until the internet is down.

— It was all very well that we got to Munich at 7:00 am but we couldn't check into the hotel until 3:00 pm.

— Walking to work is all very well unless the weather gets too hot and humid and my hair turns into a frizz ball.

— It was all very well that they came. I just wish they hadn't stayed for three weeks.

— It's all very well that you cooked dinner but you also made a huge mess in the kitchen and didn't clean it up.