Sentence examples similar to a successful vocation from inspiring English sources

But the Brooklyn diocese did allow a reporter to talk to its psychologist, Dr. Palumbo, and its director of vocations, the Rev. Kevin J. Sweeney, whose incoming classes of three to five seminarians each year make him one of the more successful vocation directors in the country.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Sam uels, a successful Canandaigua industrialist, addressed a con vocation of law students from the State University at Buffalo.

She brings a highly engaging and warm perspective to what a successful life and business truly is, by combining her vocation and the calling of her heart, by assisting others in creating more satisfying and fulfilling lives and relationships.

It's now possible to forge one's passion for the planet with any number of vocations, and -- more importantly -- make a successful living at it.

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.

My work is a vocation, a calling.