Sentence examples for you would pretty from inspiring English sources

"It used to be when you were in a situation when something very dramatic happened, the president and the minions around the president had control of the narrative, you would pretty much know they would do the best they could to tell the story straight.

That is, given all we know about the effects of experience on the brain (as a wonderful Khan academy video reminds us) and the very different ways boys and girls spend their time, you would pretty much expect men's and women's brains to differ by adulthood.

"When you performed there, you'd pretty much made it".

If they condemn those properties then you'd pretty much be left out in the cold".

But if you can't draw a parallel in your life, then you'd pretty much be at a loss to play the part.

What the IFS spelt out today is what you'd pretty much expect.

"Cleary, there was prize money up for grabs and if the squad was decimated then you'd pretty much be writing off the final.

You'd pretty much have to fire this thing out of a cannon to make it miss a beat.

DALI: I think if you went anywhere in the world and you said Paul Simon wants to perform with you, people would pretty much say yes, I'll do that.

You'd have to be pretty brave to attempt that with Koons's silkscreens.

You would feel pretty anxious, too, if you couldn't feel one side of your body.