Sentence examples similar to sufficiently apprise from inspiring English sources
It may well be that the defendant himself was recognized and sufficiently apprised of his right to speak and chose to exercise this right through his counsel.' 6 This conclusion was reached in spite of the fact that the Government's brief before this Court expressly conceded that Green had not been personally afforded an opportunity to speak.
A charging instrument is constitutionally sufficient under this clause (and under the Grand Jury Clause) if it (1) "contains the elements of the offense intended to be charged, and sufficiently apprises the defendant of what he must be prepared to meet," and (2) "shows with accuracy to what extent he may plead" double jeopardy in a subsequent prosecution.
Moreover, if those with decision-making authority are involved in a consensus building effort -- or, at last, kept apprised of its progress -- they may feel sufficiently comfortable with the result to endorse it.
Was it sufficiently filmic?
"I'm sufficiently embarrassed".
Were his sermons sufficiently inspiring?
Are your expectations sufficiently lowered?
It was not sufficiently tender.
"It didn't happen sufficiently".
That would be sufficiently radical.
