Sentence examples for from vocation from inspiring English sources

It is much such a word, he says, "as vocate would be from vocation, orate from oration, or gradate from gradation".

Above all, flight academies look for motivation, a yen for flying indistinguishable from vocation.

Catholic parents visiting St . Patricks Cathedral on Friday said in interviews that they would not dissuade their children from vocations in the church if they chose such a life, but that they would not encourage them either.

Spot has an odd, questionably-useful selection of skills borrowed from vocations the party can use.

YPPS designed and printed YDS's "Here We Stand" project, which raises awareness of the school's three bold initiatives; freeing students from debt for vocation, modeling positive change by creation of a green residential village, and reimagining ministry through faculty endowment.

An avocation is a vacation from a vocation, because the pay ranges from little to nothing.

The path from inspiration to vocation, from that artsy late-night feeling to a full creative career, is a long one, and, like rain clouds or the later hairstyles of David Bowie, it is singularly difficult to track.

Dante's engagement with philosophy cannot be studied apart from his vocation as a writer as a poet whose theme, from first to last is the significance of his love for Beatrice, but also as an intellectual strongly committed to raising the level of public discourse.

The Jew always operated from a basis of fraud, and slipped easily from one vocation into another.

The money did not amount to "profits or gains from his vocation of actor but rather a payment for abstaining from following that vocation", the judges said.

One is tempted in such moments to lament his vacation from his vocation.