The phrase "all this glitch" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used informally to refer to multiple glitches or issues in a situation, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I can't believe all this glitch is happening during the presentation; it's so frustrating!"
Alternatives: "all these issues" or "all this chaos".
"Everybody talks about how horrible this website is and all the glitches and stuff, but I tell you, it was the best experience I ever had shopping for insurance," said Rawlings, who owns an architectural design firm.
"This is hard stuff… have you ever been in a tsunami or a hurricane?" She noted that since the NASDAQ exchange had real difficulties in processing all this input, glitches and backups occurred on that first day, which in turn scared off many investors.
I also love all the glitch GIFs that just have people totally melting (like this and this).
But it has proved difficult to eliminate all the glitches.
It takes much patience to sort out all the glitches.
Some align themselves with the digital flood, giddily exploring all the glitches, pixels, zeros and ones that accompany it.
Note that Amazon came out late Monday with the explanation that this was all "a glitch" in a statement to Publisher's Weekly, however that contradicts earlier email from them to authors stating that they were in the "adult" category simply for including positive gay and lesbian themes in their works and that's why they lost their "Sales Rank" statistic that would keep them in search results.
"The system has a few glitches, but over all, this is a good thing," Clarke wrote.
But this concert, for all its glitches, bore out Mr. Higgs's assertion that this is among the best organs in New York.
For all the glitches in Na's false starts, he impeccably handled the inevitable scrutiny and criticism that his preshot routine engendered.
