Sentence examples for global vocation from inspiring English sources
"As patriotic Britons of Commonwealth backgrounds, we saw the EU renegotiation as an opportunity to rediscover Britain's global vocation.
Britain, he told his party conference, was rediscovering its global vocation, reviving old friendships in the Commonwealth and the Gulf, re-establishing the trade routes that once connected this island to the teeming markets of the developing world.
Whether or not we, the travelers, ultimately pursue careers in diplomacy, we will nevertheless carry a more compassionate and global perspective to whatever vocation we choose.
Now that he tours the world delivering TED Talks, writes columns for Sunday newspapers and gives interviews to global punk conglomerates, has his vocation changed?
We further propose, in line with Marsh and Shavelson ([1985]), that the analysis of a person's identity in regard to a specific area or domain (e.g., toward a vocation) is more fruitful than a global identity conception.
And unless Germany rediscovers its European vocation, develops a strategic interest in the rest of the world, and above all explains to the electorates why the Union is needed, Europe as a global player will become irrelevant.
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
Their vocation is vacation.
Teaching was his vocation.
