Sentence examples for fundamental vocation from inspiring English sources
Thus the calling of a church leader to office is regarded as important in the organizational structure and, like every other fundamental vocation in the churches that accept the validity of canon law, it is also viewed as sacramental and linked to the priesthood which, in turn, involves a calling to leadership in liturgy and preaching.
By contrast, the avant-garde is a human attitude first and foremost not a literature, it involves a different relationship with the work and the reader (and one judges it according to the categorizing, heroic nature of this attitude); if someone, say, "is not born to it," in other words does not have this as his fundamental vocation, it would be ridiculous for him to start.
Rather, they offer multiple lenses into how architects are reimagining the fundamental elements of their vocation.
Whether Stenson embodies the underlying truth of the governmental position in the sense that his thinking performs a distillation to the fundamental assumptions of neo-Foucaldian critique, or represents a deviation from the vocation as suggested by Dean, there is likely to be a basic difficulty with this school of thought.
In a culture as divided about fundamental issues as our own, the kind of weird attacks that Rick Santorum is enduring come with the vocation he has chosen.
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
Their vocation is vacation.
Teaching was his vocation.
I had discovered my vocation".
