-
needs to be
italicised itself, the type is
normally switched back to non-
italicized (roman) type: "I
think The
Scarlet Letter had a
chapter about that, thought...
- Bacillus,
capitalized and
italicized,
refers to a
specific genus of bacteria. The name Bacilli,
capitalized but not
italicized, can also
refer to a less...
-
Italic script, also
known as
chancery cursive and
Italic hand, is a semi-cursive,
slightly sloped style of
handwriting and
calligraphy that was developed...
- name
appears bolded. It is
italicized if the
settlement is the
largest city in the parish; if both, it is
bolded and
italicized. https://statistics.gov...
- more
traditional spelling gives a word a
stronger emphasis (similar to
italicizing or
bolding a word in English). Second,
using katakana can
indicate that...
- they are
terms adopted into
English from French, they do not have to be
italicized, but
often are. In
Polish tradition, the term de domo (literally meaning...
- displa**** in bold if it is a
provincial or
federal capital (Ottawa). An
italicized city is its
largest in its province. The
three territories (Yukon, Northwest...
- 14, 2014 "Italics". The Economist.
Retrieved 6
January 2016. "When to
italicize foreign words and phrases". Grammarpartyblog.com. 23
February 2012. Archived...
-
representation with the most po****r
party first. The
Prime Ministers'
parties are
italicized. With
exception of the
Cabinet of 1814, that was
appointed by the then...
- North, Baltic, Mediterranean, and
Black Seas — (dependent
territories italicized with the
sovereign state bracketed). Azores (POR) ‡ Faroe
Islands (DEN)...
