diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 34598b2..7b6eec0 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -6,16 +6,16 @@ This utility does one thing only, calculate the [semantic version]() from Git co
 
 For example, the version of "Package1" will be 1.2.4 and "Package2" will be 1.3.0 from the following commits:
 
-- fix: fixing package1
-  - src/package1/file1.txt
-- feat: fixing package2
-  - src/package2/file2.txt
-- fix: sweeping change
-  - src/package1/file.txt
-  - src/package2/file.txt
-- feat: current version [tagged "Package1-1.2.3", "Package2-1.2.3"]
-  - src/package1/file.txt
-  - src/package2/file.txt
+- `fix: fixing package1`
+  - `src/package1/file1.txt`
+- `feat: fixing package2`
+  - `src/package2/file2.txt`
+- `fix: sweeping change`
+  - `src/package1/file.txt`
+  - `src/package2/file.txt`
+- `feat: current version` [tagged "Package1-1.2.3", "Package2-1.2.3"]
+  - `src/package1/file.txt`
+  - `src/package2/file.txt`
 
 In the above example, the second commit is ignored while calculating the "Package1" commits while the first one is ignored while calculating "Package2".