All narration is in italics, while the conversations are roman.
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Rarely has the decision to abstain from italics been so prophetic.
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Italics are everywhere, as if the reader were being screamed at.
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But that's because Tiffany Haddish is an italics type of actor.
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His screen read "Fantastic," and the font had shifted to soft italics.
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"Summer hours," he said, with such profundity I could hear the italics.
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We'll include Lemann's comments on each book in italics, before further description.
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"Slanted writing" sounds as if it's referring to italics, but it's not.
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The 'dialogue' in italics in Pax's chapters attempts to translate their eloquent language.
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It surprises its reader with oddly placed italics and eccentric full-word capitalizations.
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You can do it in asterisks or quotes or italics if you want.
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THE TOPEKA SCHOOL By Ben Lerner "A profound experience of art" — italics his.
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The paragraph that Reed says she did not receive is highlighted in italics.
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Here are a few other formatting options you may wish to use:Bold requires two asterisks on both sides: **bold**Italics requires either one asterisk or one underscore on both sides: *italics* or _italics_Underline requires two underscores on both sides: __underline__
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They proceeded to inform me that it was not a real cemetery (italics mine).
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Not friends with a protective cloak of italics, or "friends" with judgmental quote marks.
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It is Homo sapiens and it should be underlined or in italics (not allowed here).
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We'll include responses when/if they reply Update: Now with DeepMind's responses below in italics:
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Now you can use bold, italics and strikethrough in your messages with friends and family.
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The portions in italics were recorded outside of a studio or excerpted from archival tape.
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Graphic elements -- italics, emojis and other symbols, capitalizations -- direct our vision within the tweet's text.
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Other artists would have underlined it, put it in italics, made the detail the point.
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The glowing italics, with all their allure and power, are simply urging me to experience.
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A follow-up video, taken later that same day, shows just how affected Italics really was.
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" Then Ms. Berge switched to italics: "That's the important test in this house … the hubby test.
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By 1919 "Greater Gotham" was "a colossal fact", as Mr Wallace writes, the italics his own.
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David Brooks returned from vacation to bemoan the "unvarnished tribalization of national life" (italics in original).
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Notes to students are in italics, followed by my own notes on what happened in class.
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It's presented in one long unbroken string, with David's speech in italics and Amanda's in roman type.
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" Art just isn't worth that much ," Bishop wrote, in uncharacteristic italics, after reading drafts of the poems.
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If you want, you can format your page numbers with the bold, italics, underlining, and font style tools.
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With its stylized capitalization, expansive spacing, unconventional punctuation and italics, Bidart's work scores the speech inside his head.
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The cryptic theme clues, in italics, are all acrosses at 23A, 30A, 50A, 67A, 85A, 101A and 117A.
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Then start formatting your words in bold, italics, or strike-through with functions WhatsApp virtually hasn't advertised at all.
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Various voice commands like "italics", "go to the end of the line" or "question mark" work as well.7.
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They note that "better decisions" come when specialist and professional judgment occurs "in combination with public judgment" (their italics).
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ONE-PRICE GUY In its annual reports, Berkshire tells shareholders "we don't participate in auctions," using italics for emphasis.
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As the game declares (italics in the text): I let myself leave the room if I feel calm enough.
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Now, the NYPD may surveil groups if they have information "which indicates the possibility of criminal activity" [italics added].
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These are Hollywood movies with "Hollywood" in italics and quotation marks, combining lurid overstatement with subtle, even subliminal irony.
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The graphic below is a breakdown of all the expenditures detailed in the indictment, and some timeline points in italics.
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I wrote the first two sentences in italics below — they're from a story we published in Monday's Axios Future newsletter.
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As of an app update Tuesday, Snapchat users can now access italics, bold and underline styles for text in captions.
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Today, a new update for the app will add support for rich text formatting — bold, italics, underlined / colored text, etc.
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" One guesses this aspect to be what he referred to, with the urgency of italics, as "the importance of structure.
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And while italics are letters that might "lean to the right," in this puzzle it's the G.O.P. we're looking for.
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This is a Monday theme without any indication in the cluing, like question marks or italics or blatant "theme" labels.
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There is much use of italics for emphasis, to remind us that what we are reading is interesting and important.
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People "quip" or "croon" rather than speak, metaphors mix promiscuously, points are made twice, italics tilt madly from every page.
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In his remarks, the pope used the phrase "the pachamama statues" but in the transcript the word pachamama was in italics.
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Do a text weight; do a lightweight; do a bold weight — meaning extra bold — do a black weight; do the italics.
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This has always been the case; her diaries come packed with capital letters for emphasis and italics for the same — gah!
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Mr. Lucci gives Gross immense dignity without shrinking at all from his flamboyance; he italicizes italics and turns sibilance into music.
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I MEAN, 322 ON THE 43-YEAR IS THE LEVEL – YOU KNOW, UNDERLINE AND BOLD FACED IN ITALICS, IT'S THE LEVEL.
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In a video posted to Twitter, Scaramucci regaled viewers with a vision of, uh, something, with a huge emphasis on the italics.
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There in italics, just beneath James Baldwin's "Notes of a Native Son" read Words in the Mourning Time (1970) by Robert Hayden.
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The portions in italics were excerpted from audio published by The Washington Post of a call between Mr. Woodward and President Trump.
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Wein also relies too much on italics or exclamation points to emphasize a fact that would be powerful enough on its own.
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Each is straightforwardly clued in italics; a couple of them were easy enough for me, and a few were nice and chewy.
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It does this for every letterform on a page, as well as for punctuation, formatting like italics and even meaningful white space.
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Whether titles of books should be in italics or in inverted commas can divide them more decidedly than the Sharks and the Jets.
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That's why they call him" — here the president shifted the timbre of his voice, as if he were speaking in italics — "Mayor Pete.
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Ayers employs both a wide angle and zoom lens, interspersing fascinating individual stories with insightful historical context, which he sets apart in italics.
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The court "expects the government to provide complete and accurate information in every filing," she added, using italics to emphasize the court's anger.
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Reminiscent of Helvetica and its step-brother Ariel, but it has a certain personality when it comes to it's "bold" and "italics" format.
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"This means that we effectively are prohibited forever from telling our customers that the government has obtained their data," wrote Smith (his italics).
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You can also click into the text areas and start typing, as well as adjust the text's font, size, look (bold, italics) and more.
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Spicer attempted no fewer than four clarifications, starting with the conceit that the Jews killed in "Holocaust centers" weren't citizens (italics below are mine).
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"Overall, we see that younger founders appear strongly disadvantaged in their tendency to produce the highest-growth companies," the researchers wrote (italics in original).
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And off the stage, she's just as vivacious as on, with a way, somehow both shrewd and charming, of punctuating certain words with italics.
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Somewhere in an Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) office this quote is being worked up into a leaflet with "catastrophic" and "illegal" in giant, bold, italics.
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The statement kept open the option to hike rates at the next meeting on June 14-15 if incoming data permit the move (italics mine).
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Take a look, and, if you need help reading the words the way the authors intended, please find each poem in italics below the image.
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" People who make their living writing about television and comics say they "don't get shipping" (not my italics) or that shipping is "gross and dumb.
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He has several means of attack, but one of his favorites is the arch use of italics to paint the prosody of a posh person's speech.
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The other was "#BlackLivesMatter," which, Judge Jackson noted repeatedly in italics, is a hashtag, a marker used on Twitter to flag posts about a similar topic.
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Waters employs flashbacks, ruminations, and excerpts of old letters throughout the book in italics as a way to connect readers to sidebar moments of her life.
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Rather than a showdown with Julius Caesar, it involves the resolute Gauls meeting a tribe called the Italics who are also fighting to remain independent from Rome.
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In Britain, when the word meant something political, it was often rendered in italics, or with an "e" at the end to indicate its foreignness and dangerousness.
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"I guess we'll just have to suffer through watching you get broken over and over by the scum you think you love" (Bold and italics are his).
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" This is what he actually said (italics/bolding mine): "We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides.
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We asked that they rate everything on a scale of 1 (horrible) to 5 (great), and write their own commentary, some of which we've included in italics.
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I'll give you the most shocking points from Pogrebin's report (my comments in italics): I think I'm not the only person a little numb after reading that.
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" (His italics.) Or, more controversially, "the idea of war is a too accepted — too thoughtlessly accepted — feature of the very idea of the state and its behavior.
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Here's the key sentence, in italics, surrounded by context: My people came to me, Dan Coats came to me and some others; they said they think it's Russia.
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Although the specifics vary, the old language to be removed is bracketed or crossed out, and new language to be added in is in italics, uppercase, or underlined.
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In pages filled with exclamation points and swimming in italics, Owen reprises his cases with enthusiasm and empathy, explaining just enough science for the experiments to make sense.
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Here's a look at the game's full track record to date (with the score in italics when Madden was wrong): Disclosure: NBC Sports is televising Sunday's Super Bowl.
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Then he adds, "I'll give you a minute to unpretzel your brain and maybe read that again" — and then he restates the premise, only this time in italics.
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Cuomo's questions (the toughest of which, for what it's worth, seemed directed at Cuomo's own Democratic Party) are included below in italics, followed by my responses. Enjoy. Debate. Disagree.
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Kyle, a young artist on Long Island, was secretly rendezvousing with Cynthia, an heiress, and they now speak to us from beyond the grave, their voices gauzed in italics.
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"I've got to do something with all this longing," Jackson proclaims somewhere along the way, with the forward lean of italics giving that longing an extra layer of urgency.
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They are all clued in two parts: The first part is a definition, in italics, of the first word in the entry; the second part is a letter grade.
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Blankness is broken only by the "plume solitaire éperdue" ("solitary wandering feather") in tiny italics and then, just toward the center of the book's spine, the lonely word "sauf" ("except").
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Its full list of conclusions is well worth reading — so we've pasted it below, along with our own "plainer English" paraphrasing of what's actually being said (formatted in italics): 220.
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They break your stuff, attack your young, and, as Nicholas Tecosky discovered with his own cat, Italics, they will wake you up with incessant meowing as early as they see fit.
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Sending emails to the entire team, improperly using bold or italics in messages, and sending joke emails to the entire team will also piss off just under half of your coworkers.
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White has a knack for using line breaks, italics, repetition, and lyric prose to craft poems that convey multifaceted narratives full of grace, rage, eroticism, and the deceptive simplicity of mundane moments.
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That fact seems difficult for some people to comprehend, so I'll repeat it with some italics: The House committees conducting the impeachment inquiry into President Trump have both Democratic and Republican members.
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To chronicle the 1960s he developed a bizarre prose style that merrily broke all the rules of good writing, littering the page with capital letters, exclamation marks, italics and single-sentence paragraphs.
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It is beautiful, menacing, and would probably make me feel like a super cool hacker whenever I opened up the HTML view on our post editor to fix some broken italics tags.
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"You can put as much makeup [on me as you want] and put me in dance classes, but she'll never be mainstream," she told GQ, referring to herself and her persona (italics added).
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Bowdich said the FBI was provided the documents for review on Wednesday and was given a deadline of Monday to provide suggested redactions or corrections — which he emphasized in italics was Christmas Eve.
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I click it, the room disappears, and I'm given a piece of narrative (italics in the text): My mother taught me this game, which her mother taught her — a trick for falling asleep.
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You can't use bold or italics in Twitter -- why not is totally and completely beyond me -- so one way to make words POP is to capitalize them either in part or in whole.
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Tecosky knew he needed to take a stand against this kind of treatment (since he already knew he couldn't sleep through it), so he decided to give Italics a taste of his own medicine.
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Please, if you will, imagine all of this in capital letters, and italics, and maybe bolded or underlined and also strikethroughed, because it's COMIC-CON WEEK and things, on the entertainment front, are crazy.
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No asterisks or italics here, but there's a revealer in the middle of the grid at 39A, a clue that helps you see the overarching theme of a puzzle and where to find it.
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There are nine theme entries, all clued in italics and all running across, that are common phrases (and one well-known location) clued with puns that refer to a concealed trait they all share.
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The only qualm we have about the changes here is that the day's high and low temps are now given less prominence – they're in small italics above the animated chart, making them easier to miss.
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Until the 2628th century, "liberal," in its political meaning, remained a rare word in both Britain and America and, when it was used, was sometimes spelled "liberale," or rendered in italics, to indicate its foreignness.
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They are "the group most sensitive to the presence of blacks and most unwilling to cooperate with them in the same political coalition … race is the wedge issue that disrupts lower-class coalitions," italics mine.
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And for those who are not giving Facebook money, the only — and I want to emphasize, the only, underlined and in bold and italics — reward they can get or positive feedback is just getting attention.
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The state's selection of Levi Romero — a poet, architect, lowrider, and professor of Chicano studies who writes in Spanish, English, and Spanglish, with and without italics — doesn't just embody the beguiling complexities of New Mexico.
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The House Judiciary Committee report declared that "attempts to obstruct a criminal investigation or inquiry before a proceeding has been initiated are not within the scope of the proscription" of Section 1505 (italics added for emphasis).
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It almost goes without saying that a device made for reading as well as writing really ought to render italics, bold and underline formatting just as the Kindle does — not in markdown code as the Freewrite does.
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The most interesting line in the letter, however, is the statement that you must go back to 249 "to find an election-year nominee who was nominated and confirmed under divided government, as we have now" (italics mine).
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"An employment decline as a result of a minimum wage increase doesn't necessarily mean any worker is actually worse off," Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute, said in a statement (italics are hers).
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The assertion that "ostensibly" — my italics — "it provided unbiased news for Eastern Europeans" doesn't acknowledge the very real journalism that we produced and ignores the documented, state-sponsored persecution of those who contributed to or listened to our broadcasts.
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In connection with Verizon's annual budget process in the fourth quarter, the new leadership at both Oath and Verizon completed a comprehensive five-year strategic planning review of Oath's business prospects [italics added] resulting in unfavorable adjustments to Oath's financial projections.
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Raleway, designed by Matt McInerney and released in 2010, was expanded from a single weight into a family with nine weights, from "thin" to bold to "black," each with matching italics, in 2012 by Pablo Impallari, Rodrigo Fuenzalida, and Igino Marini.
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" When she discovered that Karadzic's father, long before Karadzic was born, had killed a cousin for spurning his marriage proposal, she writes (doubling down on the staccato prose with stagy italics): "I let it wash over me like a story.
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"By any objective measures — and I would put this in bold, in italics, underlined, highlighted — this is, bar none, the most feminist government Canada has ever had, period," said Kate Bezanson, the chairwoman of the sociology department at Brock University.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jenny Holzer first published her Inflammatory Essays in 1977 — square sheets of colored paper printed in all-cap italics — by pasting them on walls, lamp posts, construction sites, and other open-air arenas of public debate.
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"The power of these poems exists in a ceaseless inward searching and outward projection of simple human truths through the activity of poetry — poems as the measure of a life," Creasy writes (italics in original) and the selection aptly reflects this elastic approach.
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This time, at least, it might be a violation of federal law: The law states that the seal can only be used for official government business "except as authorized under regulations promulgated by the President and published in the Federal Register" (my italics).
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While the text of some of them is cut off by the edge of the picture, it's pretty easy to extrapolate what's being said if you're familiar with the Trump campaign and the immigration debate (something I've done with parentheses and italics below).
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Format the text of your messagesIn case you need help getting your point across, Slack supports the usual text formatting tricks found in many messaging apps: put asterisks around words you want to make bold, and underscores around anything you want to appear in italics.
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"On the record — with bold, underline and italics — I believe there was a cadre of anti-Trump Republicans who made it their mission to get into the White House in order to subvert his agenda," said Michael Caputo, a longtime friend of the president.
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While Apple still hasn't allowed for italics when sending text messages — where it would arguably be the most useful, so let's keep hoping the day will finally come — you are able to use it in the Mail, Notes, and Pages apps on your iPhone.
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In his dissent, Alito stressed, in italics, the fact that the drugs stocked by "more than 30 other pharmacies within five miles" of the one owned by the Stormans, and he said the Washington rules had "secular exceptions" but none relating to religious or moral objections.
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" Then there is this line in the Times piece published earlier this week on the investigation (italics mine): "A year and a half later, no public evidence has surfaced connecting Mr. Trump's advisers to the hacking or linking Mr. Trump himself to the Russian government's disruptive efforts.
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As Levy argues in his essay for the Niskanen Center (italics his, bold mine): "Ignore the tweets, ignore the language, ignore the words" is advice that affects a kind of sophistication: don't get distracted by the circus, keep your eye on what's going on behind the curtain.
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Apps that are built supporting Apple's default text tools (bold, italics, etc) will show formatting options, which means a ton of apps will support at least some features out of the box, but it will be up to developers to build support for Touch Bar into their products.
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In early May, a photograph of Bannon revealed a whiteboard in the West Wing with at least 18 immigration-related bullet points (text cut off by photo is filled in with italics below): It appears as though some Republicans in Congress are beginning to follow through on some of these priorities.
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" As talk show host Dennis Prager put it recently in a National Review article (italics mine): "Many conservatives, including me, believe that it would have been close to over for America as America if the Republican candidate, who happened to be a flawed man named Donald Trump, had not won.
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Israel is home to scribes who preserve sacred calligraphic traditions for Semitic alphabets; artisans in Italy developed Latinate italics, serifed inscriptions carved on stone monuments, and many crafts related to book printing and binding; the U.S. is home to historic centers of publishing and multitudes of speakers of the world's languages.
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Next to "Dictation" select "On" and if desired, turn on enhanced dictation by ticking the corresponding box — this allows you to use additional commands, like bold, italics, underline, copy, delete, and undo — and dictate without an internet connection (enhanced dictation is only available for those with OS X Mavericks v10.9 or later).
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He mentions Khloe's marriage to "the 6-foot-10 black pro basketball player Lamar Odom," cites Kim's divorce from Damon Thomas, "the first of her three African-American husbands," and later circles back to Khloe, who "apparently had a real thing about romancing giant-size African-American hoop stars" (my agog italics).
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Shifting from the present day, 1928, back to 1898 and on to many other years in between, the book drags the reader this way and that as it pieces together bits of Benjy's life and the fall in the family's fortunes — with just a shift from roman type to italics and back again to mark the jumps.
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"If, in fact, as you claim, 'the alleged inventive concepts and elements that are the core of Peloton's business and that are claimed in the patents issued to Peloton' were misappropriated from Flywheel, Flywheel has known that fact for at least seven years [ bold italics Feldman's own] and never said or did a single thing," Feldman wrote.
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I'm sorry, too, to read in this section that "the embodied affects produced by the music may lead to a space of reflective listening that, according to some listeners, can be psychically redemptive" — the italics are mine, and they are there to contend that Watten, as a critic, owes it to his readers to say whether these affects are redemptive according to him.
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