The commuter towns that fringe the capital are quietly becoming more mixed.
In 2015, the movie Woman In Gold starring Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds was quietly released to mixed reviews and little fanfare.
Lots of people — the spurned dealer, other artists, longtime intimates or admirers — look on with mixed feelings while quietly parsing the event down to the last detail.
Even among Sadr City residents opinion was mixed, with some quietly celebrating what they saw as a display of Iraq's strength in the face of American pressure.
With its last-frontier appeal and magical mixed bag of culture, New Orleans is quietly luring a circle of expats, who find an evolving city that's just the right amount of undone.
A great many such mixed-blood children must have been quietly and successfully absorbed into the British establishment, some even attaining high office: Lord Liverpool, the early-19th-century prime minister, was of Anglo-Indian descent.
Residents of the neighborhood said Mr. Mahmood lived quietly with his family in his house and rarely mixed with people.
As a large mixed-breed dog named Bullwinkle was being euthanized quietly in a back room, she was flattening a lump of white clay.
Much of the spadework for a mixed economy, such as laws on taxes and banking, has been quietly carried out.
A year ago, he quietly shifted his role from being AWS's IoT GM, to becoming GM of mixed reality at AWS.
