Examples of 'italics' in a sentence
Meaning of "italics"
italics (noun) - a style of writing that slants to the right, often used to emphasize a word or phrase
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- Letters in an italic typeface.
- plural of italic: exaggerated intonation or some similar oral speech device by which one or more words is heavily and usually affectedly emphasized or otherwise given sharp prominence
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Document number in italics signify background documents.
Italics indicate a stadium that is now inactive.
Scratch the line in italics and underlined.
The italics are contained in the original text.
Six weights plus italics are offered.
In italics the actual relevant paragraphs are reproduced.
Places marked in italics are no longer populated.
Italics represent countries that no longer exist.
The words in italics refer to the glossary.
Italics indicate venue does not yet exist.
Underlined texts in italics are proposals by the secretariat.
Italics denotes countries that no longer exist.
Crossings listed in italics are inaccessible to the public.
Italics indicates the club no longer exists.
This should be in italics and followed by a period.
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Italics indicate a school no longer in the conference.
Do not use both italics and underlining.
Italics indicates clubs which no longer exist.
Periods expressed in italics relate to actual findings.
Italics are not necessary in gene catalogs.
The words in italics are the borrowed words.
Italics indicates clubs that no longer exist.
I add my comments in italics after each principle.
Italics indicate the act was a wild card.
Replace the words in italics by possessive pronouns.
The italics throughout the paragraph are mine.
I will use the italics from now on.
All italics in both quotes are in the original.
Only bold and italics may be used.
Italics text is directly from the book.
The original is in italics and my comments are in bold.
Italics indicate countries that became independent.
The title in italics refers to the movie.
Italics are used to pick out the title.
Bold and bold italics can be combined.
Italics are mainly used to emphasize certain words.
Always written in italics with a capital letter.
For ease of reference these are shown in italics.
The data in italics on a gray background are forecasts.
Treaties not yet in force are shown in italics.
The text in italics is a synopsis of the text.
The animal names should be written in italics.
Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office.
Films are listed in bold italics on first reference.
Names in italics are not considered islands anymore.
Text proposed by the chairmen is presented in italics.
Players in italics are still active at club level.
The amendment to the current language is in italics.
Records in italics are currently active streaks.
These proposals and comments appear in italics.
