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Don't gravitate to one side, or the boat will upset.

The multitaskers did not appear to gravitate to entertainment websites.

Nowadays, we tend to gravitate towards more natural looking solutions.

If you all gravitate to one side, you'll upset the boat.

“Well, I think it's naturalto gravitate toward what you're used to,” I retort.

People tend to gravitate to people and ideas in which they already agree.

Both beginners and experts tend over time to gravitate towards intermediacy.

Collective narcissists are more likely to advocate violent revenge for lost grandiosity and gravitate towards similarly minded group members.

Others naturally gravitate towards them to sound out ideas; this may be formalized into mentoring or coaching roles.

Offer music fans a virtually infinite choice of songs free of charge, and they will still gravitate to hits.

Yet teens gravitate toward peers for another, more powerful reason: to invest in the future rather than the past.

A call that takes a few minutes is cherished because it did not have to happen, and people gravitate toward others who exhibit this kind of care.

If you're looking at a sea of people and someone's wearing a bright pink and someone's wearing a black, you are going to gravitate to the color.

Everyone is going to share the cost of public Wi-Fi because the penny-pinching public will gravitate to places that offer "free" Wi-Fi.

If you have kids, you've no doubt noticed that, generally speaking, girls like to play with dolls while boys gravitate toward swords and trains.

Some students move into a related career track as a contract negotiator or mediator, while others gravitate to a more traditional HR track.

I mean, as in society, within our profession entrepreneurship, we tend to the gravitate towards stories of the big fish that's caught.

Investors gravitate toward water, food, and recycling.

And in order to know the right people artists and designers inevitably gravitate to New York, because it's where previous generations of artists and designers, now powerful, gravitated to.

Mattias Klement, 27, a Swede who has been living in China for four and a half years, said more foreigners have started to gravitate toward red packets because of the popularity of WeChat wallet.

Health systems will not automatically gravitate towards greater fairness and efficiency.

Children will always gravitate toward the modeled behaviors of their parents.

Many also gravitate toward adrenaline-charged jobs as day traders, test pilots, brain surgeons and bomb defusers, some studies find.

We don't like change and we will always gravitate towards what is familiar because familiarity keeps us feeling safe.

The traditional flirts let the man be the initiator and the women play the more demure, coy, passive role. They gravitate toward more "intimate" dating settings.

I think people gravitate towards this picture not only because it is visually strong and emotional, but also because, in a way, it draws on some viewers' own faith.