Sentence examples for you would perhaps from inspiring English sources

You would perhaps expect rods to have evolved first, later developing into the more sophisticated colour-detecting cones - black and white photographic film came before colour after all.

Also clothing – if you are wearing sports clothing you are not judged like you would perhaps be in a formal setting.

If you weren't up for this kind of thing, if it didn't make you laugh, then you would perhaps find Susan hard-going.

As things stand, if you are a long-term agency worker and pay your taxes, you would perhaps have more luck achieving justice by accusing your employer of breaking an egg at the sharp end than complaining about your rights.

"They set a level [of service] that any customer will get, known as the 'vanilla treatment', and the more valuable customers will get even better treatment". So if, for example, you are a "cherry-picker", someone who buys all the loss leaders and nothing else, a Tesco or a Sainsbury's might conclude that you would perhaps be better off in Lidl.

When the draw was made, you would perhaps have backed Mexico to get out of their group, as the endearingly theatrical Miguel Herrera reminded them that they were a country who won Olympic Gold in 2012, more than the team who stumbled haplessly through 2013.

He surveyed his charges with a fixed expression you'd perhaps characterise as anticipatory indigestion.

You'd perhaps expect such a long trip to attract kids on a gap "yah", funded by wealthy parents.

As you'd perhaps expect of Brighton, there is zero tolerance of homophobic chants, which are still sadly to be heard by some visiting fans.

Something you'd perhaps like to be only accessible to yourself.

On first encountering Vince, you'd perhaps laugh at the Musk comparison.