Sentence examples for small italics from inspiring English sources

Better the past as book, certainly a fiction: whose function ends in small italics, the final closure, and off to bed while tomorrow rustles in the presses.

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.

Table 3 Model prediction results Zones Area Training set Test set 1 62 0 0 2 22 10 13 3 6 27 22 4 5 24 30 5 5 39 34 Total 100 100 100 Zones 4 and 5 are high risk zones and represent a small area (in italics).

These fictional (and quasi-fictional) sections are bracketed, every 50 pages or so, by small essays printed in italics.

The most interesting thing about the article, however, is the small paragraph printed in italics at its end: "Ruud Gullit, who wants to get back into management and would love to return to the Premier League, is a match expert on Sky Sports … " Is that supposed to make him seem more important and impressive, or like a desperate and pathetic managerial wannabe?

For example, a footnote (logical layer) can be a sentence or paragraph in italics or in smaller font size than the body of the text.

The English text, however, stated that the door-knocker was "associated [my italics] with a small plate figured with a grotesque head".

Small p values reject H 0 Italics values signifies at 5% sigificant level.

2. As a rule of thumb we use a smaller sans-serif font for quantifier expressions and italics for the signified quantifiers.

The smallest ΔAIC value for each dataset is indicated in italics.

Moreover, genotypes from the two genetic subgroups co-occurred at the smallest scale in the sub-sampling of Cecropia fruits (H6; italics in Figure 5B).