all-singing all-dancing

adjective

1. having every desirable feature possible

   an all-singing all-dancing computer

Example Sentences

"Instead, it's an all-singing, all-dancing spectacular - King knows that you know how it ends, so he focuses entirely on you having fun instead."

From BBC

By 500 C.E., however, there was greater uniformity in the numerals used and India had the three elements that were required for a modern decimal number system: ten numerals, place value, and an all-singing, all-dancing zero.

From Literature

Michelle was told it was an "all-singing, all-dancing" hospital, with "one of the best doctors" in the region.

From BBC

That's the verdict of one of its biggest and brightest stars after the latest flop in a Hindi-language movie industry that's long mesmerised Indians, and the world, with its dazzling all-singing, all-dancing brand of big-screen escapism.

From Reuters

This isn't the all-singing, all-dancing climate mega-bill Joe Biden promised when he became president - but it is still the most ambitious action the US has taken to try to stop the planet overheating.

From BBC