Sentence examples for With the vocation from inspiring English sources

In a culture as divided about fundamental issues as our own, the kind of weird attacks that Rick Santorum is enduring come with the vocation he has chosen.

She stayed on his case, and Mr. Heaney finally agreed but decided against a straightforward recitation of his own poetry, something he has done many times across town at the 92nd Street Y. "I associate that location with the vocation of poetry," said Mr. Heaney.

Nearly all of the early major American benefactors shared this view, and the few who did not — those committed to a direct assault on the nation's maldistribution of wealth — had a difficult time reconciling that mission with the vocation of philanthropy.

In turn, vocational identity guides workers' practices during the course of completing complex, demanding tasks, and it offers a sustainable source of intrinsic motivation that directs and secures individual engagement with the vocation (Rauner [1999]).

That is definitely not in line with the vocations of other family members.

With the vocations in decline, few priests and nuns found refuge within its walls or on its 33 acres of rolling lawns and gardens.

The challenge is to do it for Systemics, with the vocations of cultural and theoretical generalization.

The showcase ended on a powerful note with excerpts from "The Vocation," a dark, mysterious ritual for seven women in black dresses, choreographed by Linda Nutter to music by Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares, Enya and Dead Can Dance.

For apprentices, after they begin working, their workplace likely shapes their vocational identity as they experience and perform work associated with the selected vocation, which also has implications for their vocational identity (Hypothesis 4).

Homosexuality is incompatible with the priestly vocation.

Jackman is the debonair stylist addicted to applause; Bale is the pugnacious wide-boy with the genuine vocation for magic.