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gravitate

[grav-i-teyt] / ˈgræv ɪˌteɪt /


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As the theatrical market continues to find its footing after the pandemic, audiences still largely have gravitated toward familiar fare, including sequels and reboots, even as they profess to want new stories.

From Los Angeles Times

She wrote her dissertation about serial killers decades ago, and as an author gravitates to storytelling about marginalized women.

From Los Angeles Times

"People have problems -- pick them up and solve them. That gravitated me towards politics."

From Barron's

When it comes to reforming criminals, “success looks like more and more people gravitating to their own journey, their own personal reform,” Newsom said, sounding more like a lifestyle influencer than a presidential contender.

From Los Angeles Times

“For the longest time I was gravitating between anger and sadness,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times