Sentence examples for commitment to the vocation from inspiring English sources
My entire commitment to the vocation is a sort of rebuttal to his fetishistic, dictatorial brand of pedagogy".
It is, I believe, the closest thing some of us have to vocation, an almost irrational commitment to the accurate, powerful depiction of what we've felt, seen, believed, conceived and imagined.
Over the years Tidal Bay has drawn many less than complimentary opinions concerning his level of commitment to his vocation, but in the autumn of his career, revitalised since joining Paul Nicholls, he can now demand comparison with some of the stable's best.
Perhaps more than any other poet of his generation, with the exception of Velimir Khlebnikov, Mandelshtam was distinguished by a complete commitment to his vocation as a poet-prophet and poet-martyr.
In their autobiographies, both writers detailed their conversions as well as their commitment to individual vocations — Merton's to the monastic life and Day's to the Catholic Worker Movement.
To do so would signal to the laity that "you don't necessarily have to make a commitment" to fostering vocations, he said.
