Sentence examples for a paper-thin wall from inspiring English sources

I pushed him and he just went straight through a paper-thin wall.

A paper-thin wall within a grungy East Village apartment building separates good and evil, hope and despair and Eastern and Western practice in the slightly self-enamored yet generally affecting "1/3".

c The small bowel demonstrates luminal dilation, a paper-thin wall and poorly enhancing mucosa.

Podaxis pistillaris has a cylindrical to oval white to brownish cap with a paper-thin wall atop a slender stem.

This finding are useful in diagnosing the IC before reperfusion, being the only sign beyond dilation only gas-filled and "paper-thin wall".

Thinning of the bowel wall or "paper-thin wall" is caused by volume loss of tissue and vessels in the bowel wall and by the loss of intestinal muscular tone due to the lack of blood flow [ 32, 33].

A low flow state causes a broad reduction of blood flow, simulating a simultaneous obstruction of SMA and IMA; this explains the finding of wall thickness from normal to "paper-thin wall" with gaping lumen that we observed in AP of NO IC [ 25, 31].

Particular attention should be paid to the nonocclusive forms (NOMI) before reperfusion representing the more difficult form of IC to detect at imaging since the only paper-thin wall can be misdiagnosed like normal colon; in this case, the presence of pericolic fluid may suggest the presence of pathology together with the suspicion induced by medical history [ 6].

Some people had amazingly beautiful rooms looking out on to a sunken garden, with an ensuite - but I was in an attic with paper-thin walls and a sink in the cupboard.

We downloaded ours, White Noise Ambience by Logicworks, in a state of desperation in the middle of the night, in a hotel with paper-thin walls.

In Sideways (2004), a boys' road trip through wine-growing country, the paper-thin walls of a motel act as the sounding board for sad sack Paul Giamatti as he ruminates on his misfortunes in love, his mood hardly brightened by the insouciant bedpost-notching of his travelling companion.