The phrase "raw glimpse" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a brief and unfiltered view or insight into something. Example: As I walked through the crowded market, I caught a raw glimpse of the poverty and struggle that many people faced in that city.
In that raw glimpse of humanity I witnessed every day, the hairiness of my legs was not relevant to my identity, and I loved that feeling.
Her striking series "Pretty, Please" provides a raw glimpse of a woman's battle to feel sexy when mainstream society says otherwise.
The highly anticipated show, titled "Lindsay," is directed by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Amy Rice and gives viewers a raw glimpse into the life of the troubled but talented actress.
It's this unpretentious attitude and extreme candor that runs thick throughout the above gem of a mini-documentary, a brief and raw glimpse into the studio and mind of a creative soul who just wants to make things (and sometimes make money from them).
Raw glimpses of the humorist's personal life as he clambered from starving artist to household name.
It makes me miss the raw and unfiltered glimpses those services used to provide of the lives of my friends and the people I follow.
The photograph was discovered last week by the Palestinian-American activist Ali Abunimah, who monitors social networks for "raw and unfiltered" glimpses of Israel's occupation of the West Bank to publicize on The Electronic Intifada, a site he co-founded.
The filings also give a rare glimpse into wiretaps and the raw dialogue of the city's drug trade, which were staples of the HBO series.
After one glimpse the raw greyness".
Despite the contrivance of the show, its creators insist that they're selling a glimpse of raw human reality.
Julius Caesar offers a glimpse of raw political opposition, as well as the treachery of high-flown rhetoric.
