If you click to select a sentence that contains a quote, and that quote terminates the sentence, the highlighting process doesn't stop until it hits the end of a following "plain" sentence.
This case doesn't exist in the demo document, so we have to construct it.
Steps:
Take the current first paragraph ("The morning after…") and tack it onto the end of the second ("We are not so unlucky"…), combining them into a new single paragraph.
Activate Emphasis.
Select the new first paragraph.
Select the second sentence, beginning "When I remember…"
The highlight will blow past the quote ending that sentence, including the next one in the highlight, at which point it stops:
If we happen to have consecutive terminal quotes, the process repeats until a "plain" sentence is reached. Rearranging the demo document again:
I also just realized that the greediness goes in both directions.
If you try to select the plain sentence, the highlighting will go past its beginning, to grab the preceding quote-containing sentence.
If you click to select a sentence that contains a quote, and that quote terminates the sentence, the highlighting process doesn't stop until it hits the end of a following "plain" sentence.
This case doesn't exist in the demo document, so we have to construct it.
Steps:
If we happen to have consecutive terminal quotes, the process repeats until a "plain" sentence is reached. Rearranging the demo document again: