Sentence examples for about the vocation of from inspiring English sources
With this account of John Keats's love affair with Fanny Brawne, played by Ben Whishaw and Abbie Cornish, Campion has made a fine and even ennobling film: defiantly, unfashionably about the vocation of romantic love.
In those five years, it transpires, he's moved out of Wimbledon, travelled round the States, and thought hard about the vocation of songwriting; his parents have had serious health problems.
Because Cott is too tolerant of solemn generalities about the vocation of the writer and the spirit of the age, he lets a number of potentially interesting but half-formed ideas – notably on the self-immolation of the New Left and the death of the modernist avant-garde – go undeveloped.
A CRITIC AT LARGE about Andre Gide... Mentions "Andre Gide, or the Vocation of Happiness" (Fayard) by Claude Martin Andrere and Oscar: The Literary Friendship of Andre Gide and Oscar Wilde" (St.
"The vocation of the building was to talk about Arab culture," he told me.
The vocation of shaman was open to women and men.
The vocation of Paris is cultural life and the exchange of ideas.
Much of his work is devoted to portraits of the vocation of the writer.
Though the Hungarians excel in literature, music and the theatre they lack the vocation of painters.
Spinoza provides an equally deflationary account of God's election, or the "vocation", of the Hebrews.
To educate church audiences and members of the clergy about the vocation, Ms. Stegman, on behalf of the virgins association, is coordinating with the Diocese of Lansing, Mich., to create a half-hour documentary about consecrated virginity.
