diff --git a/pip/pip-379.md b/pip/pip-379.md
index 5e9829cac96c96..2862ce77853def 100644
--- a/pip/pip-379.md
+++ b/pip/pip-379.md
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The current implementation of Key_Shared subscriptions faces several challenges:
 
 The "Preserving order of processing" section of the Key_Shared documentation would be updated to contain this contract:
 
-In Key_Shared subscriptions, messages with the same key are delivered and allowed to be in unacknowledged state to only one consumer at a time.
+_In Key_Shared subscriptions, messages with the same key are delivered and allowed to be in unacknowledged state to only one consumer at a time._
 
 When new consumers join or leave, the consumer handling a message key can change when the default AUTO_SPLIT mode is used, but only after all pending messages for a particular key are acknowledged or the original consumer disconnects.
 
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ The Key_Shared subscription doesn't prevent using any methods in the consumer AP
 
 Wikipedia tells us about [invariants](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invariant_(mathematics)#Invariants_in_computer_science): "In computer science, an invariant is a logical assertion that is always held to be true during a certain phase of execution of a computer program."
 
-The contract "In Key_Shared subscriptions, messages with the same key are delivered and allowed to be in an unacknowledged state to only one consumer at a time." can be seen as an invariant for Key_Shared subscriptions. It is something that must always be held true for Key_Shared subscriptions. The design and implementation in PIP-379 focuses on ensuring this.
+The contract _"In Key_Shared subscriptions, messages with the same key are delivered and allowed to be in an unacknowledged state to only one consumer at a time."_ can be seen as an invariant for Key_Shared subscriptions. It is something that must always be held true for Key_Shared subscriptions. The design and implementation in PIP-379 focuses on ensuring this.
 
 ### Future work in needed for supporting key-based ordering with negative acknowledgements