Sentence examples for for a vocation from inspiring English sources

"I've been searching a long time for a vocation," he said.

"But when you talk about people who chose law enforcement for a vocation, I don't think morale gets in the way of service.

Those who seem promising are invited back for a vocation retreat, and the best of those are invited to join the seminary.

This fidelity seems to speak for a vocation of service rather than the desire for honour, power, riches, fame and love that Freud attributed to the artist.

Short-skirted, glamorous, she was seventeen, while Etheridge, not then known to her, was waiting for a vocation to offer itself.

The average age of the students is about 35, Per Scholas says, and at enrollment, more than 90percentt are either unemployed, seeking a first job, re-entering the labor force or looking for a vocation after release from prison.

"There was a great deal of support then for considering a vocation," Ms. Gautier said.

To observe that women athletes are subjected to criticism and censure simply for pursuing a vocation that celebrates their physical power and puts their bodies in the public eye is to make a point so astoundingly unoriginal that one wants nothing more than for it to stop being true so that it will no longer have to be made.

But the marriage failed, partly because his wife's parents had little respect for writing as a vocation and did not see it as a reliable or responsible means of making a living.

A foodservice characterised by local products can represent an important opportunity for farmers especially in areas with a vocation for tourism.

For Abbott, politics is a vocation, not a springboard for eternal political leadership or financial rapaciousness.