Sentence examples for difficult vocation from inspiring English sources

The attention to detail and experimental rigor helped to remind me that science is a difficult vocation even at the best of times.

Lisa, the more devout of the two, found her husband's vocation difficult to deal with.

Most therapists work hard at their vocation.

I am a 5th grade teacher for Townville and all I can say is this job (I like to refer to it as my vocation) is the most difficult, and yet the most rewarding.

One nurse explained: Working as a nurse is a vocation, but we have difficult working conditions and a risky working environment.

As Father Raymond, Mr. Campbell is convincing as a priest torn between sexual desire and vocation, although the audience may find it difficult to accept his sudden infatuation with the first young woman who throws herself at him.

Still, it is difficult for many religious institutions to say no to a vocation for financial reasons.

The play is such a touchstone in her career, she explained, that in difficult moments on other projects she sometimes goes back and looks over the journal she kept then or even rereads Act IV, in which Nina talks about the importance of having faith in her vocation as an actress.

Don't get bogged down in thinking that you only have one chance to change career: "When people start talking about their "true calling" or "finding their vocation" it adds a lot of pressure to an already difficult decision.

This was rather difficult to admit, even to myself, given that I had always thought my vocation was in research.

Indians from languorous villages to pulsating cities were making difficult new choices to die other than where they were born, to pursue vocations not their father's, to live lives imagined within their own skulls.