Given their traditions' emphasis on traditional family, for example, a conservative Catholic or evangelical Protestant could reasonably gravitate toward the study of family structure.
For the boys, I was sort of gravitating toward gaming studies, but what was so interesting at the time was that the mobile phone was just coming into its heyday in Japan, and it was a technology use being driven by young girls.
With a degree from the University of Tennessee in child and family studies, he gravitates toward kids.
So do you seem to gravitate toward period work, or does it seem to gravitate toward you? A. It totally gravitates toward me.
He gravitates toward business books.
"Everybody gravitates toward it," Garzon said.
"When something's funky, everyone gravitates toward it.
Mr. Petton, 55, has always gravitated toward the unconventional, having studied with Alwin Nikolais in the 1980s before starting his own company in France in 1994.
Always interested in stories and people, Bondy eventually gravitated toward theatre, and ended up studying with Jacques Lecoq, who tried to nurture creativity in his students, to help them find new ways of expressing themselves, and encouraged skills that emphasized le jeu_ (playfulness), la complicité (complicity), and la disponibilité _(receptiveness).
Always interested in stories and people, Bondy eventually gravitated toward theatre, and ended up studying with Jacques Lecoq, who tried to nurture creativity in his students, to help them find new ways of expressing themselves, and encouraged skills that emphasized le jeu_ (playfulness), la complicité (complicity), and la disponibilité _(receptiveness).
Always interested in stories and people, Bondy eventually gravitated toward theatre, and ended up studying with Jacques Lecoq, who tried to nurture creativity in his students, to help them find new ways of expressing themselves, and encouraged skills that emphasized le jeu (playfulness), la complicité (complicity), and la disponibilité (receptiveness).
