At least eight copies of this softly smiling, seminude portrait exist, in emphatically Leonardesque style, and a finished drawing may show the Master's own corrections.
The short answer is that the moral law most emphatically existed – a claim that can be robustly defended, in another time and place – and anyway, legal codes and principles everywhere existed which proscribed, within their own jurisdictions, the kinds of crimes that the Nazis committed; so the Nuremberg principles were, in effect, just an extension and application of them.
No such problem for Trump exists with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy of Bakersfield, who emphatically voiced support for Trump on Fox Tuesday morning.
At another point, Nel read out loud in Afrikaans from a magazine article in which Pistorius is quoted speaking happily about his house in Italy — a house that his lawyer had emphatically denied existed.
They note emphatically that 150 engines operating out of firehouses across the city have been working with four crew members for years, and that no meaningful evidence exists that lives have been risked or lost.
It surprised him to hear me admonish him and emphatically state that great, warm, perfect relationships exist and are available for anyone who wants them.
It was a demonstration of the No. 1 player in the world at the peak of her game, emphatically reiterating that a close second does not exist, at large or in this particular tournament.
And even more emphatically: "If it weren't for our emotions, reason wouldn't exist at all" (Lehrer, 2010: 13).
Let me say this as emphatically as I can: the West will include France and Germany, or the West will no longer exist.
One reason why the Phaeno is emphatically of its time is because it couldn't have been built before: the technology didn't exist.
