Sentence examples for a vocation to from inspiring English sources

"Some of us have a vocation to love God," he once prayed.

"Some of us only have a vocation to love a human being.

He was there because he had a vocation to rescue parents from fatal purchasing decisions.

"Some people are born with a vocation to kill," he said.

"French culture has a vocation to be universal and by becoming universal, it erases differences," Ms. Cohen-Solal, 53, said.

Stowe said of the book that she had a "vocation to preach on paper," just as the men in her family preached in pulpits.

Teaching is a vocation, a calling to human service, whose members should aid colleagues under pressure.

It's almost like a priesthood vocation to a degree".

I struggle to be faithful to a vocation handed to me against my will, in many ways.

Gould makes a persuasive case that New Labour was a sincere vocation to reunite a party with voters so as better to represent them in government.

He also ascribed the move to irritation with life behind a desk when confined to Whitehall; and to the siren call of a new vocation, to be a writer.