each and every one

“Regardless of what humans have done, they are still my children. Each and every one of them.”

“They are your letters, indeed. What an impressive collection! I am eager to read them, each and every one.”

“Well done! You are natural-born poets, each and every one of you. Of course, iambic pentameter should not be confused with anapestic tetrameter, as I am sure you already know. Would anyone care to demonstrate?”

But Michael would lie awake at night, imagining each and every one of them —perhaps some he’d never even seen—wandering the world alone.

On the proposed changes, he said: "If implemented, it would be a real setback in the lives of each and every one of us."