It's easy to italicize text on an iPhone in three different apps.
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So if there's a reference to Islam, I'm not going to italicize it.
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Tech Tip Q. Is possible to bold or italicize text in Outlook for Android?
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Oh, you know how to italicize a chunk of text and add transitions between slides?
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It gripped me in a way that makes me want to italicize words in every sentence.
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Someone fires a cannon the size of a cave, and we watch as shockwaves italicize the trees.
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You can also bold, underline, and italicize your text by using other punctuation marks or the context menu.
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For me, I won't italicize Urdu words I use because I am centering Muslim and South Asian people in my work.
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You can already format a paragraph by swiping left and write, but I couldn't find any gesture to italicize or add links.
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You can click the "B" icon to bold the text, the slanted "I" to italicize, and the crossed out "S" to strikethrough.
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For example, perhaps you know how to italicize words in HTML, but your résumé suggests you're practically a full-service UX developer.
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"I think the trend will continue because it's easier to capitalize something than it is to underline or italicize it when you're texting," Moriarty says.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:MacBook Pro (From $1,299.99 at Best Buy)Lenovo IdeaPad 130 (From $299.99 at Best Buy)How to italicize text in Google HangoutsIn the classic version of Google Hangouts on a computer, just use these simple commands:To italicize text, highlight and press "CTRL" + "I" on your PC keyboard or "command" + "I" on your Mac computer depending on which operating system you use.
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There's a search key right next to the Control key, which has made me accidentally call up Now on Tap every other time I try to italicize something.
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Once getting your text in, easily switch to your text tool by hitting T. To bold, italicize or underline your text, hit Command/Ctrl+Shift+B, +I or +U respectively.
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There's a fine guide to use in conjunction with this post that will elucidate all of the clue varieties I'll be referring to (and I will italicize those varieties for clarity).
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The Starkey version is being called "the world's first custom-made wireless ear computer," and you can tell Bragi is serious about the tagline because they italicize it throughout their press release announcing the news.
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You can italicize text in Google Hangouts in the desktop version on your Mac or PC.If you use the classic version of Google Hangouts, you can create italicized, bold, or underlined text using keyboard shortcuts.
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And despite its efforts to simplify and italicize the story, it's admirably difficult, raising thorny questions about ends and means, justice and mercy, and the legacy of racism that lies at the root of our national identity.
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He never stopped calling her Medusa, and though it eventually became an accepted nickname (Calder's father, a few years later, addressed a letter to "Dear Sand + Medusa"), it helps italicize the passion that fuelled their marriage, which lasted for forty-five years.
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A couple of condiments — including habanero salsa and the brick-red Ssam Sauce used, in various iterations, to italicize Noodle Bar's pork buns and a hundred other creations in Mr. Chang's Momofuku restaurant group — are kept out on a counter alongside the moist towelettes.
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Text Styling Most word processors and text editors (including Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and email clients) share a lot of the same standard shortcuts for styling text: To make text bold, tap Command/Control+B; to italicize something, Command/Control+I; and to underline a word, Command/Control+U. 4.
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It is the university boasting the most presidents among its graduates (eight, including the law and business schools), and the one that, despite prohibitions against on-campus filming, is cast in movies and TV shows, for every genre from love stories to law-school comedies, to italicize its characters' intellects and — how do you like them apples?
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But they also fuel the novel's more tendentious and stage-managed sections, which feel willfully constructed to italicize the bankruptcy of the war and the worst crimes, like torture, committed by some American soldiers — a take on the war that is as constricting in its own way as what Mr. Scranton has assailed as the myth of the trauma hero.
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13 Sep 2010. . [NOTE: Italicize "San Jose State University"] PARENTHETICAL CITATION: ("San Jose State University")BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION: "Pinnacle Assessments." Pinnacle performance. N.p., n.d. Web.
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Notes received rich text editing support, with the ability to bold, italicize or underline text; and image support, allowing users to post photos in the app.
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California State Polytechnic University, 10 Oct 2008. Web. 8 Sep 2010. . [NOTE: Italicize "Dr. Renford R. Reese's Homepage"] PARENTHETICAL CITATION: (Jackson) C In 1985, he entered Vanderbilt University and played football for four years.
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Do not italicize a signal used as a verb; for example, for a discussion of the Environmental Protection Agency's failure to interpret a statute to provide intelligible principles, see American Trucking Associations v. United States EPA, 195 F.3d 4 (D.C. Cir. 1999).
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The term is well established in its naturalization to English, which is why major dictionaries do not italicize it as a "foreign" term. Its plurals in English are lingua francas and linguae francae, with the former being first- listed or only-listed in major dictionaries.
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13 Sep 2010. [NOTE: Italicize "LexisNexis"] PARENTHETICAL CITATION: (Cheng Wee) In another study, Ogilvie says that fifty percent of people don't engage in any activities that cause them to sweat during the week. The study also found that attending a sporting event may not be a passive activity.
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Most peer-reviewed scientific botanical publications do not italicize names above the rank of genus, and non-botanical scientific publications do not, which is in keeping with two of the three other kinds of scientific name: zoological and bacterial (viral names above genus are italicized, a new policy adopted in the early 1990s).
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This signal compares two or more authorities who reach different outcomes for a stated proposition. Because the relevance of the comparison may not be readily apparent to the reader, The Bluebook recommends adding a parenthetical explanation after each authority. Either "compare" or "with" may be followed by more than one source, using "and" between each. Legal writers italicize "compare", "with" and "and".
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United States: Human Kinetics, 2007. 10. Print. [NOTE: Italicize "Foundations of Sport and Exercise Psychology"] PARENTHETICAL CITATION: (Weinberg, and Daniel 10) In the mid-1970s, Ogilvie tested 250 athletes from car racing, skydiving and other risky sports. He found that athletes in risky sports such as these have superior intelligence, emotional stability, and independence compared to those who did not participate in such sports. Ogilvie also determined that athletes in risky sports make concerted efforts to minimize their risks.
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Alongside the royal typographer Jacques Jaugeon, Truchet studied the proportions of typefaces using the French line ( French inch), a measurement derived from silversmithing. The commission then invented the first typographic point, using minute fractions of the line to create a bitmap that could be used to mathematically describe and italicize metal type. Their system had unnecessarily great precision relative to the accuracy with which fonts could actually be cut. Further, it did not match the sizes of the fonts then in use.
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Brightly packaged, with Kiss Me, Kate-style sets by Anna Louizos and costumes to match by the industrious William Ivey Long, Curtains lies on the stage like a promisingly gaudy string of firecrackers, waiting in vain for that vital, necessary spark to set it off."Brantley, Ben. "Stagestruck Sleuth, Crazy for Clues and Cues", The New York Times, March 23, 2007, SectionE, p.1 Clive Barnes wrote in the New York Post: "Part of the trouble was director Scott Ellis' failure to italicize sufficiently the inside comedy, but there probably wasn't much he could do.
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The New American Standard Bible (NASB or NAS), King James Version (KJV), Modern Literal Version (MLV), American Standard Version (ASV), Revised Standard Version (RSV) and their offshoots, including the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) and English Standard Version (ESV) are - to differing degrees - examples of this kind of translation. For example, most printings of the KJV italicize words that are implied but are not actually in the original source text, since words must sometimes be added to have valid English grammar. Thus, even a formal equivalence translation has at least some modification of sentence structure and regard for contextual usage of words. One of the most literal translations in English is the aptly named Young's Literal Translation: in this version, John 3:16 reads: "For God did so love the world, that His Son — the only begotten — He gave, that every one who is believing in him may not perish, but may have life age-during," which is very stilted and ungrammatical in English, although maintaining more of the original tense and word order of the original Greek.
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