Sentence examples for italicized words from inspiring English sources

For our purposes, the italicized words in this quotation from Allen are the key ones.

The poem above uses all of Scalia's italicized words strung together in order, with line breaks and punctuation.

He referred to authors by first name only and italicized words when he was in the mood.

The italicized words in "Have you ever eaten any frogs?" or "I haven't been there in years" are NPIs.

He teases Iris Murdoch by listing the italicized words and phrases in one of her novels: "deep, significant, awful, horrid, sickening, absolutely disgusting" (there are 20 more).

(c) Agencies may replace the italicized words and phrases in the clause at § 401.14 with those appropriate to the particular funding agreement.

The vivid italicized word seems to have been a term of art.

Wait — italics can mean something different than saying the italicized word in an Italian accent?

So [the particles] just move to the other side because…they want to even out" (italicized word indicates emphasis by the speaker).

In this system, the italicized word virus appearing at the end of the current official species name is replaced by the genus name, which also ends in "- virus" (20, 25 ).

In addition, you can boldface, underline or italicize words and put up to four columns on a page.