(1) This sentence is printed in italics.

(2) You can use italics or capitals to emphasize a word in a piece of writing.

(3) Examples in this dictionary are in italics.

(4) This example is written in italics.

(5) This example is printed in italics.

(6) Use italics for the names of books or plays.

(7) By toggling this key, you can switch the italics on and off.

(8) The information in italics is for your guidance only.

(9) Italics Tips Always check how a publication, even a newsletter, spells its name.

(10) Those items in italics are particular issues which you should address in deciding whether a client is a corporate finance client.

(11) It is customary to print foreign words in italics, so that the name of an organism is usually underlined or italicised.

(12) I quote the passage; the Italics are mine.

(13) The changes are denoted in both BLUE and ITALICS.

(14) Print the word in Italics.

(15) Change character size, font, boldface, italics etc.

(16) In the Potions list, ingredients are listed in italics.

(17) New terms are in italics the first time they are used.

(18) The above definition is set in roman ; this example is in italics.

(19) Finally, quotes, simply by being embraced by quotation marks or set in italics, will attract your readers.

(20) Roman type which has vertical stems as distinct from italics or oblique which are set at angles.

(21) Say font 3 is enlarged characters and font 4 is italics.

(22) The Resource Management Initiative-which impacts primarily at Unit level - is shown in italics.

(23) Underlining: Never underline in a release as this is a printing instruction to set in italics.

(24) The key differences to the proposals at A are shown in B in italics together with the reasons.

(25) The parallelisms are reinforced by frequent alliteration, indicated by italics.

(26) In these cases, to infer the structure, you have to rely on text formatting such as font size and font effects like bold and italics.

(27) Nomenclature differs among species, but generally gene names should be described in italics and protein names in normal font.

(28) Find the words and phrases in the boxthe same meaning thein italics.

(29) The special values within API syntax examples are shown in italics.

(30) Rather than using styles, the author of this document kept everything in the Normal style, directly changed the font size, and applied bold and italics to make some paragraphs appear to be headings.

(1) This sentence is printed in italics.

(2) You can use italics or capitals to emphasize a word in a piece of writing.

(31) Names of objects in the standard library , however, are presented in italics.

(32) Long text blocks without images and keywords marked in bold or italics will be skipped.

(33) Reeves' first observation is that the final deliverable for an engineering effort is "some type of documentation" (my italics).

(34) In the document were used in italics and so many other fonts.

(34) try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(35) This user has chosen bold formatting for a main heading and bold plus italics for a sub-heading.

(36) It can vary in typeface, size, and style ( italics, bold, small caps, or normal ).

(37) Copy fonts can also be inclined to performance in italics and deformation.

(38) B Note the position of the words in italics in these sentences.

(39) It is important to verify that the type family is plentiful, with variations in weight, black, whites and italics... Check out that the italic is as legible as the regular version.

(40) This doesn't mean, however, that whenever you want to have something in bold or italics you should shoehorn it into these two tags.

(41) Short of that, travel agents can request via teletype [my italics] through their GDSs a general aisle or window seat request, the airline says.

(42) New terms are emphasized in italics the first time they are used.

(43) The beginning feels awkward: remnants of an older style full of grabby italics and wisecracking dialogue sit uncomfortably alongside the richer(), more complex tone that takes over.

(44) Don't forget to consider the italics and bold text formatting, cross-references, and other items within each of the paragraphs.

(45) This is a nice and general expression of your intent, which in some locales might result in the contained text being rendered in italics and in others might result in underlined text or quoted text.

(46) Use mine, yours, his or hers in place of the words in italics.

(47) You should note anything the author has used to add emphasis: headings, bold-face type, italics, graphs, pictures, and questions at the end of the chapter.

(48) Italics are chiefly used to indicate emphasis, a foreign word, etc.

(49) NOTE: Throughout the document, guidance is provided to the suppliers in italics.

(50) This allows you to set your chat text to a color, bold, italics, underline; to increase or decrease font size; to insert a smiley; or to change the text background color on your chat text.

(51) Text formatting includes mixed size text, colored text, underlining, italics, bold, subscript and superscript, fixed-width font, and more.

(52) Suggested questions to elucidate understanding are given in black in italics.

(53) For example, category names within a table data cell can be set to italics as shown in Listing 5.