Sentence examples for commit to a vocation from inspiring English sources

All he had to do was commit to a vocation that didn't interest him (finance), and put the one thing that did interest him (painting) on the backburner.

Would they commit to a ground invasion?

Firmly committed to an academic career?

He was committed to a psychiatric institute.

"WE'RE committed to a successful round.

The Rev. Warren Hall told Outsports, a magazine for gay athletes, that while he remained committed to his vocation as a priest and to his vow of celibacy, he was not going to hide his sexual orientation.

Sister Mary Catherine Hilkert, a theologian at the University of Notre Dame, said, "She is deeply rooted in the Catholic tradition and committed to her vocation as a theologian".

And the two senses of discontent were often interchangeable: fears that he had not fully committed to his vocation mirrored his critique of the Russian gentry's dilettantism.

Cold, passionate and unswervingly committed to her vocation, Nightingale was one of the most significant reformers in the history of medicine.

The Passion of Abby Hemenway raises important questions about the spiritual and material lives of single Catholic women of the nineteenth century, especially those committed to vocations in the world, and dependent upon their own talents and limited resources for their survival.

Choose a purpose members can commit to.