Sentence examples for actual vocation from inspiring English sources
In the domain of vocational identity, theoretical and empirical research streams have generally confirmed that two subdomains of vocational identity exist: one referring to the actual vocation in a broad sense and one referring to a person's workplace (also referred to as "organizational identity"; e.g., Cohen [1991]; Lee et al. [2000]; Wallace [1993]).
The more someone writes, the more suspicious I am of his credentials — as if this person had neglected his actual vocation in favor of the meretricious enterprise of putting words on the page.
For a parent, this time-consuming vocation has twin payoffs: it wins you a break from your actual children while bringing you closer to their images.
My friend Nina Hartley, feminist, registered nurse, and porn icon, has a take on porn that may come as unexpected, given her vocation: "If any person is watching porn to get an idea of how actual people have sex, then they need their heads examined.
Richard Ford writes of his chosen vocation, "Of course, there was the standard dilemma (Thoreau suffered it, too) of writing not being considered as actual work by the world around me — a view I secretly shared but didn't admit I shared, and in fact worked hard at disproving".
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
Their vocation is vacation.
Teaching was his vocation.
I had discovered my vocation".
