Sentence examples for mildly diverse from inspiring English sources

Salt Lake is the mildly diverse capital of a monolithic and largely rural conservative state.

"I really liked the way those photos looked and I honestly think that when you have a mildly diverse group of people, not to say the shoot was perfect by any means, but even when you try to have some ethnic diversity, it just looks way cooler and more interesting".

To say they make a diverse lineup is putting it mildly.

Dyson's been on something of a product launching roll, of late – hair dryers, robotic vacuums, it's a diverse portfolio to put it mildly.

Ling said that the show will cover a "diverse array" of topics, which is putting it mildly.

The irony is that Warren herself probably did make Harvard more diverse, since she grew up the daughter of a janitor in Oklahoma — not a typical background, to put it mildly, for Ivy League students and faculty today.

Mildly unenthusiastically.

Mildly disgruntled.

Mildly embarrassing.

How diverse is diverse?

So has NATO, mildly.