“The effect is bullying, and, worse, bathetic: we have probably already predicted the joke by the time we reach its italicization.”

“In effect, the practice of italicization allows the presentation of a language to become a part of the language itself.”

“Here, we have a case in which an expression is quoted not by means of quotation marks but by means of italicization.”

“The normal convention of italicisation of journal names and book titles should be adopted.”

“One of the several accepted uses of italicisation in a text is to signal that a word or phrase is foreign.”

“In case it is impossible to use italicisation one may underline the italicised parts of the examples above.”

“The species name is called the epithet of the species, and they are always printed in italics, by convention.”

“Could you please be careful with the quotation marks, bold face and italics?”

“His conversational style, emphasised by his use of italics and capitalisation, has attracted generations of readers.”