Sentence examples for a sense of vocation from inspiring English sources

"I have a sense of vocation about this.

Many pampered noblewomen entered monastic life accompanied by feather mattresses and luxurious linens but without a sense of vocation.

I can't imagine living that life without a sense of vocation, I say, almost a compulsion to bear witness.

The atmosphere in a school is quite different; particularly in my school, there's a sense of vocation.

Mitchell is also furious with Hunt's suggestion that the new contract will introduce a sense of vocation for medical staff.

Some have a sense of vocation and a desire to do the best they can – but it's demanding work and you're on the run all day.

A sense of shared vocation is aligned with a business-minded approach, one that allows practitioners to get on with what they do best, and enables CRI to confound the conventional view that charities do not know how to manage and cannot grown sustainably.

You develop then a sense of your vocation.

That said, I do think I had a sense of a "vocation" of sorts.

It is a case study of what a person with an extraordinary will, an unwavering sense of vocation, and a huge talent — as well as privilege and devoted friends — could and could not do about the fact that the defining feature of his gift was also the source of his suffering.

He has always had a tremendous sense of vocation, a mission to transmit what he knows and what he feels.