"Vocational education should aim to develop an appreciation of the significance of the vocation to the community, and a clear conception of right relations between the members of the chosen vocation, between different vocational groups, between employer and employee, and between producer and consumer.
Although he possesses the physical attributes that should make him a winner in his chosen vocation, Ray lacks the drive to bring in the big money.
Undaunted by criticism he gets from both sides of his chosen vocation as a globally-known street artist, the man still has a great deal to say.
She's the 27-year-old Frances Handley, five years out of Vassar, trying to define her identity, to progress in her chosen vocation as a modern dancer and attain the adulthood society expects of us.
Toni was refused security clearance for her chosen vocation as a United Nations translator after the FBI brought up the old charges against her father.
You are unlikely to secure a training contract (which is what I guess you are applying for--I'll explain this later!) without a more convincing grasp of your chosen vocation.
Simultaneously earthbound and, as one Republican congresswoman puts it, "a little too perfect," Romney seems, even to himself, an ill fit for his newly chosen vocation.
It turns out that, despite his chosen vocation, he's actually a nice guy.
He grew up in a small town in North Carolina, the son of a prosperous farmer who disapproved of his son's chosen vocation.
This dissonance between sight and sound is only one of the many contrasts that define this contemplative study of a young priest whose repressed desires threaten to derail his chosen vocation.
And how magnificently he practiced that chosen vocation, providing us week after week with a consistently intelligent public discourse which is the heartbeat of democracy.
