Sentence examples for you will quite from inspiring English sources

Again, if you drink but it's not a problem, you will quite happily minimise it to prioritise your children.

And unless you are a teenager, or a teenager's parent, you will quite possibly never even have heard of it.

And yet if you dismiss the rumours and reject anything not announced by a reputable source, then you will quite often get things wrong.

You will quite possibly have watched it: white, out-of-shape, so-called Chelsea supporters twice blocking a black man as he tries to board their train as they travelled to the Champions League tie against Paris St Germain.

Consequently, a decision can absorb your attention in the morning, but if you have to make that same decision in the evening, you will quite easily go with whatever gets suggested.

If you're going to suggest that open-source software has dark ulterior vulnerabilities, you need to point at exactly where they are in the code (or deployment process), or you will quite rightly be laughed out of the room.

If you go to a swanky hotel in India, you'll quite likely be eating at a buffet anyway, so the concept feels less of a stretch.

So – you hope – will quite a few people beyond it.

But you will find quite a few from George Benson, Bob James, Stanley Turrentine and Grover Washington.

"If you look at their faces, you will see quite different characters.

If you can clear the microbes now you will be quite all right".