Sentence examples for core vocation from inspiring English sources
"The financial industry, which created so much mayhem and destruction in the last decade, would once again return to its core vocation".
The mission: Leaders stumble when they succumb to self-interests and stray from their core vocation.
The teachers who died protecting their charges speak volumes to tender human relationships that have always been at the core of the teaching vocation.
Through it all, Farrell was sustained by the same deep Franciscan spirituality that remains at the core of her identity and vocation -- an element that is often lost in the prevailing political narratives about the LCWR's struggle with the hierarchy.
The ensuing turmoil would force her to question an old core principle of the writer's vocation, to presume authority, and of woman's vocation, to sacrifice herself for others.
It involves two virtues at the core of the spiritual life: humility and vocation.
"On this view," comments Lowry, "life is a matter of stripping away inessentials from the central core of one's being which is, in fact, one's vocation itself.
It's just that he understands, as no one else does, the mutually tensing, only apparently contradictory vocations of poetry: to take us to the core of things, but then to get us safely out on the other side, with the reassuring, even anesthetizing progress of verse.
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
Their vocation is vacation.
