How To Use Italicise In A Sentence
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The text was arranged in a perspicuous manner with clear divisions between chapters, items, and italicised rubrics.
First Two Volumes of "Monumenta Ritualia Hungarica" Released
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If I searched for your inside voice—something to italicize—would I find it shamed by your cruel exterior?
Nothing Between Us
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Those positions located in the catalytic core of the ribozyme are shown in italicized boldface type.
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If one wants to emphasize something highlight, italicise, underline, anything but caps.
Basic Netiquette For Email Lists And Forums | Lifehacker Australia
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In some ways the system is better -- you can post links, italicize and so on without having to use html tags, for example -- but in many others it is substandard.
Archive 2010-01-01
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Here's one example, with the disputed-by-the-ninnies phrase italicized throughout: illegal aliens and certain Cuban nationals
VDARE.com: Blog Articles
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Almost every 10th word on a page is italicized, which is a flaw for two reasons.
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Only those the splendidly self-confident British upper classes would deign to deliberately and with self-ease not italicise a French loanword; in doing so, I was in fact expressing my position as not being of such social elevation.
Matthew Yglesias » Rich Bankers: We Want Trillions of Dollars
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To italicize, please use lessthansignIgreaterthansign.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Faraway Soul’s Review Forum
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Italics are more than just the slanty-script you see in print to denote ship names and book titles, but it's the hand developed by Italian scribes during the Renaissance - hence the name Italic (which I 'italicize' here in the name of irony as much as description).
The ZehnKatzen Times
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I like to say, ` ` In Gold, '' and to see seven pounds musically pouring out of the shovel, like seventy; the Bank appearing to remark to me --- I italicise _appearing_ --- ` ` If you want more of this yellow earth, we keep it in barrows at your service. ''
The Uncommercial Traveller
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The standard instruction to typesetters to italicize a word in a handwritten manuscript or a proof was to draw a line underneath it.
Archive 2008-05-01
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Italicized text is rendered as _text_, bold text is rendered as
Punctuation A Primer of Information about the Marks of Punctuation and their Use Both Grammatically and Typographically
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To use "hasenpfeffer" and not italicize it is incorrect.
Archive 2006-08-20
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The core idea of the Truman Doctrine, which I have italicized above, eventually condensed into one word: containment.
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You can Bold or Italicize the selected font.
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Why does Díaz not italicize the Spanish words (the way foreign words are usually italicized in
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz: Questions
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Nucleotides that are mismatched with the original sequences are italicized.
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Keeping with the theme of the research, they titled their paper, "Fortune favors the bold and the italicized: Effects of disfluency on educational outcomes.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Though the mystery halts in places, there are a series of italicized interludes that tell the serialized story of a stranger who visits the solstice party to give Alice a notebook from a hitchhiker.
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Italicized text is rendered as _text_, bold text is rendered as = text =.
Capitals A Primer of Information about Capitalization with some Practical Typographic Hints as to the Use of Capitals
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Too late to italicise those virtual world names you missed italicising on page 18, then?
Mapping finalized
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As for the job of academia, if I’ve id-ed correctly the line of logic in italicized 1 & 2 in Comment #4 – you brought up Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals (?) – are you onboard for the SHIC?
AGU Day 0: Restarting the Climate Conversation | Serendipity
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This name italicized on a small slip of printed-paper and tucked into the brass holder, followed by the professor's office hours.
Excerpt from De Imitatio Calembouri
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(The italicized was the context and the author's own article begins when it turns to regular font.)
Jesus Creed
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The least I can do to make amends, now, is to compare the two, taking care to italicize their common elements.
Ellis Weiner: Rapture And Rand: Peas In A Pod
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You can add bold text, you can italicize text and you can drop in nicely formatted block quotes without having to know a scrap of HTML.
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On each poster, the word "stimulating" is both italicized and underscored.
Host
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Group names, such as Biotite, are both boldface and italicized.
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Buzzard giardiasis eurythmics hantles paraprostatitis australs Saul Hoban brachiopode regenerative trappist ready-mades toxicities befitted whoop-de-doo italicized disassimilative misestimated turbanned roundfish trocaical autogenuous bow-houghd extorter
Craigslist | all for sale / wanted in boston
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In the next paragraph, the m in claimant is italicised.
The Smithy Code
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Italicized and capitalized text should also be kept to a minimum to aid readability.
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It includes a glossary whose entries are italicized when they first appear in the text.
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It may be said of many a man, as d'Annunzio says of the hero of his _Trionfo della Morte_ in relation to the woman he loved, that "he felt himself bound to her by the real qualities of her body, and not only by those which were most beautiful, but specially by _those which were least beautiful_" (the novelist italicizes these words), so that his attention was fixed upon her defects, and emphasized them, thus arousing within himself an impetuous state of desire.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 Sexual Selection In Man
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Just post in italic, and italicized italic becomes – magically – roman, i.e. nonitalic.
Matthew Yglesias » Politics Without Minorities
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There was a point to what I was doing and I specifically italicized the word ideally for people like you who cannot handle questions or proposed discussions of this nature. by
Change Prioritized
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His captain, the enormously experienced 35-year-old Giovanni van Bronckhorst, did not need to italicise the contrast with past tournaments when he spoke of the closeness of the squad.
World Cup 2010: Dutch learn to put function above flair
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She intersperses italicized quotes from the various Socratic dialogues at key points in her narrative - Socrates acts as his own Greek chorus on every page, and the effect is mesmerizing.
"The Hemlock Cup," a history of Socrates
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List all the authors that you have read for the first time this year, italicise those that are debut novels [to the best of my knowledge], and award stars to those authors you will read again (or have read again since).
Authors new to me, idea via Norman
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Dogma_, he italicized those last words would appear to show that he attached some special, almost "thaumaturgical," value to them.
Matthew Arnold
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Words are sometimes italicized for emphasis.
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Also, you can either italicize or blockquote the other person, you do not need to do both.
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I will suggest that the reason people still underline is that many of the results of googling “manuscript format” state most firmly that to italicize is to err.
Author! Author! » Blog Archive » How to format a book manuscript properly, part III: yes, the details matter. Really, really matter.
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Like all the poems in the cycle, it is cast as a rondel, with an ironic (here italicised) refrain.
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In case it is impossible to use italicisation one may underline the italicised parts of the examples above.
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Legal citations are italicized and footnoted in the text.
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Bold if you've read (all of) them, italicise if you've started but not finished (inc some but not all of a series) and strikethrough if you hated them.
The 20 Books from 20 Years meme
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That being the case, I believe I can believably contend that the correct English spelling is, in fact, "hassenpfeffer," and if one is to call it "hasenpfeffer" one is using a German word, and should properly also italicize it, as is the custom with foreign words in English text.
"Darn you to heck, Edward Willett, darn you to heck!"
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At least for me, the italicized sentence is somewhere between terminally awkward and out-and-out ungrammatical.
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As a new reader I'm trying to understand why you italicise some English words and phrases that don't appear to have anything to do with the italicised French words.
Le french flair - French Word-A-Day
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Almost everything would be italicised; many words would be in block capitals; new fonts would have to be invented.
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On the other hand, the word italicized in the next example may well puzzle a good many readers without its hyphen; it has quite lately come into use in this country ( 'Chiefly U. S.' says the Oxford Dictionary, which prints the hyphen, whereas Webster does not), and is in danger of being taken at first sight for a foreign word and pronounced in strange ways.
Hyphens.
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I've removed 'aileron' because it is not italicised & has an obvious pronunciation; similarly with menagerie.
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
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For example, here is a passage from a computer manual with the jargon italicized: The RZ887-x current loop interface allows the computer to use a centronics blocked duplex protocol.
Jargon
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Occasionally em appears as an interjection, an onomatopoeic murmur equivalent to erm or um, while in HTML it italicizes text.
Read ‘em and write ‘em
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The strikethrough font identifies original language proposed for deletion while proposed changes are italicized in bold font.
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Let me adopt Tart's technique and repeat the sentence he quotes from me, but with a different word italicized: "Tart also recognizes in his book (page 164) a clever method by which sender and receiver could have cheated
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Psi and Science
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Words are sometimes italicized for emphasis.