italics

[ɪˈtælɪks]

Definition:
1. Printed letters that lean to the right.

Use 'italics' in a sentence:

1. Example: a text in italics, that is underlined could become a text underlined, that is in italics.
2. Study the verbs in italics. They are all used in the sense of the verb become.
3. Mathematical symbols in black italics according to Chinese national standards.
4. Long text blocks without images and keywords marked in bold or italics will be skipped.
5. Many, in italics, need further verification.
6. Not enough purple italics. . . .
7. Example: to delete the italics from a text in italics take out the tags and.
8. The italics were his own.
9. A Chinese Italics Skew Detection Algorithm.
10. New terms are emphasized in italics the first time they are used.
11. Check the book in italics Act Two Wang, guitar body has Europe;
12. Originally E-mail messages were limited to plain text and they would not support bold, italics or hyperlinks.
13. Note that the call to the API where the actual work is done is set in italics.
14. A study these sentences carefully. Pay close attention to the words in italics.
15. The mapping object is allocated in the constructor (set in italics).
16. It's also a good practice to limit the use of italics as they too are harder to read.
17. A lot of italics. What does that connote to you?
18. The special values within API syntax examples are shown in italics.
19. The function call is set again in italics.
20. Here is a condensed list of the questions, together with the choices we made set in italics.
21. Red text with italics (not shown in the example) indicates an item likely to cause accessibility problems.
22. In this case, I've shown the messages from the server to the client in italics just to distinguish them.
23. Example: in a text in italics, and also this this has the same italics formatting.
24. These confirmation states are shown with italics.
25. Change the form of the phrases in italics.
26. He was not just away in Cornish, he was also above. (The italics were his own.)
27. The user-defined predicate is associated to the function equalString, as shown in italics in Listing 5.
28. These areas are shown in italics.
29. This is shown in bold italics above.
30. Names of objects in the standard library, however, are presented in italics.
31. Do you use italics or quotes for a book title?
32. Should bolding be applied first and then italics?
33. Change the form of the verbs in italics.
34. Key contributions of each author, in my view, are emphasized in italics.
35. This user has chosen bold formatting for a main heading and bold plus italics for a sub-heading.
36. There's a lot of italics.
37. The two methods shown in bold italics are responsible for that.
38. The values in bold italics are to be provided by you.
39. The differences between the two are given in italics.
40. Use italics for the names of books or plays.
41. You can make the text bold, italics and add pictures.
42. Minimize the use of ALL CAPS and italics as they are much harder to read on screen.
43. to underscore ( written matter) with a single line to indicate italics.
44. Rich text, such as colored fonts, different-sized fonts, bold, underline, and italics.
45. Examples in this dictionary are in italics.
46. The title is printed in italics.