PostgreSQL ALL(A) <# ANY(B) - sql

Question

The objective is to solve the following use case:
table contains many numrange[] fields. Let A be one of those fields
we need to request rows with a parameter of type numrange[] = B according to this rule : ALL(A) <# ANY(B)
A sample of a request on table dt.t with B = {[1,3],[9,10]} would be :
select * from dt.t where ALL(A) <# ANY(ARRAY[numrange(1,3),numrange(9,10)])
So it seems feasible. But the ALL operator can only be used on the right side of the condition...
And turning it around for about a day I don't find a clue on how to solve this use case (not using functions if possible).
The real use case will be using filtering on many fields so the solution needs to be working for multiple fields in the same where clause
select *
from dt.t
where ALL(A1) <# ANY(ARRAY[numrange(1,3),numrange(9,10)])
and ALL(A2) <# ANY(ARRAY[numrange(10,13),numrange(20,20)])

Answer 1

Found this solution :
select *
from dt.t t1
where (
select count(1)
from (
select unnest(A) a
from dt.t t2
where t2.id=t1.id
) t
where t.a <# ANY(ARRAY['[1,3)'::numrange])) = array_length(A,1);
The idea is :
select unnest(A) a from dt.t t2 where t2.id=t1.id => gives each element of ARRAY field A
t.a <# ANY(ARRAY['[1,3)'::numrange]) => tests if this element is included in the parameter => <# ANY(B) part
(select count(1) [...]) = array_length(A,1) => checks that all elements of A is valid => the ALL(A) part of the problem
Tried it, works, and seems legit. The only thing really important is that B is the minimal union of itself (there shall be no numrange[] equivalent to B with less numrange in it).
Apart from that, seems to work. Thank you all for your help and time.