more than anyone else.

You, of all people, should understand the importance of historical analysis.

Usage notes: also used to emphasize that the person named is surprising:

I guess the weirdest version of that song I've ever heard is by Frank Sinatra, of all people.

Related vocabulary: of all things, of all places

• can't hear think
• can't hear yourself think
• can't help
• can't help something
• can't hold a candle to
• can't hold a candle to someone
• can't hold a candle to something
• can't hold a candle to something else
• can't hold drink
• can't hold liquor
• can't hold their drink
• can't hold their liquor
• can't keep eyes off
• can't keep eyes off someone
• can't keep eyes off something
• can't keep hands off
• can't keep hands off someone
• can't keep your eyes off
• can't keep your eyes off someone
• can't keep your eyes off something
• can't keep your hands off
• can't keep your hands off someone
• can't make head nor tail of
• can't make head nor tail of something
• can't make head or tail of