Sentence examples for On vocation from inspiring English sources

Zerply A LinkedIn based on vocation, not corporation.

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And the impact of multiple menial jobs can create occupational stressors - long work hours, constant time pressures, harsh work conditions depending on vocation - which can take a toll on the mental health and well-being of working class professionals.

Moore said that evangelicalism has seen a "recovery of a broader Reformed and Lutheran emphasis in evangelicalism on vocation, with artistic gifts seen as potentially God-honoring even if they are not strictly means to ministry or evangelism".

In 16th-century Yucatán, the priesthood was hereditary, and it is reported that younger sons of lords often took on that vocation.

A further stage was reached when a license to teach, the jus ubique docendi granted only after a formal examination empowered a master to carry on his vocation at any similar centre.

"I also applauded very much his stress on vocations," Monsignor Berardi said.

They can take the tanks on vocations and use them wherever the access to gas is otherwise unavailable.

From a biographical perspective, students who decided voluntarily on their vocation were more likely to develop workplace (.34) and vocational (.52) identity and to perform effortfully (.29).29

Dr. Illouz, who teaches at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, found that elements of the black church, like its emotionality and focus on justice, "pervade 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' which has taken on the vocation of relieving a multiplicity of forms of suffering through the use of speech infused with the rhetorical style of black preachers".

An academic "war of pamphlets" led to an attack on the vocation and work of the friars.