Sentence examples similar to a prominent vocation from inspiring English sources

From there we drift back to his early life in a prominent Australian family, his education at a Jesuit school, and a gradually emerging sense of potential vocation.

First, a prominent divorce.

As the youngest son in a prominent Sydney family, he recalls a childhood marked by a growing distance from family, church, and Australia but also by early signs of his aesthetic vocation: the "noble" form of a freshly caught fish fills him with "a first stirring of desire for the Ideal".

They play a game as a vocation.

It is not a job but a vocation.

Is my science career a job or a vocation?

Writing is not a profession but a vocation of unhappiness.

Cruess et al. [ 29] emphasized the relationship between a profession and a vocation.

He regarded art as a vocation, a calling.

This isn't a job, it's a vocation.

My work is a vocation, a calling.