The phrase "a thick view" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in discussions about perspectives or interpretations that are complex or layered, but it is not standard.
Example: "After analyzing the data, I realized that we need to adopt a thick view of the situation to understand all the underlying factors."
Alternatives: "a deep perspective" or "a nuanced view".
The audience laughed and the janitor walked off remarking: "Jeez, has that guy a thick head!" View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Rivka Galchen.
On the thick view, the what-it-is-likeness of perceiving an image of Marilyn Monroe includes one's recognition of her history as part of the felt aspect of the experience, and beliefs and thoughts as well can and typically do have a distinctive nonsensory phenomenology.
In 1964, Michaelangelo's marble Pietà (1499) travelled from St Peter's in Rome to the 1964-65 World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, New York, where it was displayed behind a thick glass wall, viewed by visitors from a moving walkway.
The Camp is one of those remote, path-less-chosen destinations shrouded in mysticism — fifteen lofty and luxury tents flawlessly spaced along a winding brick path with a thick bamboo forest and views of sultry lowlands and lush greenery.
The galaxy is called ESO 137-001 and in reality it is hidden from our view by a thick fog of space dust.
Similarly, the late bronzes seem to exist within private enclosures — the architectural fantasy in "Cuckoo" is partly screened from view by a thick curved wall.
I was biking in Riverside Park near the 79th Street Boat Basin, when suddenly a swarm of pigeons formed a thick, fluttery wall, obstructing my view.
There were colors and planes, indistinct, as if viewed through a thick layer of water.
A thick domain wall can be viewed as a soliton-like solution of the scalar fieldequation coupled with gravity.
For a sunless sky is one of the aesthetic principles of Nordic noir such as The Bridge and The Killing, and Nordic noir is one of the cliches that fill a thick duvet of mythology obscuring our view of Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
