Meanings of gravitates to in English

There is a certain market segment that gravitates to the tablet keyboard.

As water gravitates to its level, so I gravitated to the East.

At a farewell party for them in Conn. Lou gravitates to the kitchen.

One class goes with the churches and the Sunday-schools; another gravitates to the drinking-house.

Responsibility gravitates to the man who can shoulder it.

The eye gravitates to the little messages rather than the scribbles, the trees, the cartoonish goings-on.

The dying cell gravitates to the Valley:

With Tweedy joined by members of Mavis's own current band, the whole thing gravitates to a rootsy funk.

I have many fat friends, and many stools, but invariably the fattest man gravitates to the smallest stool.

Bike culture gravitates to the extremes.

Fillies are usually plotted around the colts, but Maher, the casual yet confident ex dirt-biker, gravitates to tough roads.

It gravitates to high-wage hotspots.

He explains that gunplay gravitates to men who are the real thing-thatit is provoked by the four-flushes, the bad men.

Unfortunately, we're not listening very well. The Kansas-born artist gravitates to destruction in part because she is no stranger to natural disasters.

And so each gravitates to his special liking in the realm of physical activity, for God has created each individual for some particular work.

Weak within himself, requiring security, a comforting dogma, and a big battalion, he gravitates to a new pole of infallibility, absolutism and doctrinal certainty.