How to pronounce “italic” in English

when should you use underlines versus italics?

males and females say that they want the ones in italics are the ones where it's um statistically different in how important those characteristics are to

Please stop using an E that resembles-- they owned the italicized E. So I had a choice.

And they're centered, and they're in italics.

But you can't make italics or underlining on, on these social networking sites.

And I put this "poses a challenge to public health programs" in italics because the coexistence of underweight and overweight poses a challenge to your paradigm, your belief system.

Why is he mentioning this person, or why is this person's name italicized?

It's not quite all-- there's one-- there's an "and" that's not in italics.

And that is, occasionally I will put interior thoughts in italics.

like that, you put 'which' in quotation marks or you can italicize or bold it. But you need to highlight a word some way when you're using it not for its meaning. But the more common

>>Audience Member: When is it appropriate to use underlines in printed text versus italics?

And in the original, as you see the italics

For example, when I first started the company, the E in SCOTTeVEST looked like an italicized E.

>>Male Audience Member #15: What if you have a font that doesnít have italics?

But then it just looks like you're screaming and that bothers me too and I just want italics but I don't think it's gonna happen.