Sentence examples for from the vocation of from inspiring English sources

It is abusive towards physicians who are left vulnerable and dependent on a mission removed further and further away from the vocation of Medicine.

The vocation of shaman was open to women and men.

According to Döllinger, it was the vocation of the Old Catholic communion to protest the Vatican dogmas, to support a Catholic church free from error, and to reunite Christendom.

The vocation of Paris is cultural life and the exchange of ideas.

Much of his work is devoted to portraits of the vocation of the writer.

Though the Hungarians excel in literature, music and the theatre they lack the vocation of painters.

Spinoza provides an equally deflationary account of God's election, or the "vocation", of the Hebrews.

Most physicians (67%%, 486/721) responded that medical professionalism is a feature of the vocation of medicine (see Table  1).

That is definitely not in line with the vocations of other family members.

She also constructs an impressive parallel between the vocations of shipbuilding and playing a stringed instrument.

Explaining that Western values were American values, southern Illinois General John A. Logan extolled "the loyal character" derived from "the valleys and prairies of the West -- from farms and workshops -- from the varied vocations of civil life".