Sentence examples for lacking vocation from inspiring English sources

The idea that junior doctors are being greedy and lacking vocation … it's very interesting that people can put that spin on it".

"He says we lack vocation, he paints us as the problem.

Lacking a vocation like her mother's, or any ambition, or any of the interests that an 18-year-old might normally have, Liv has chosen to become "a spy".

Then, a politician who has neither experience nor understanding of what you do comes along after his six-week holiday, and deems you lazy, overpaid and lacking in vocation.

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

She refused to promise because she lacked the vocation and wanted to become a diplomat.

"Lacking a true vocation for 'public interest', the media," she writes, "would be inclined, carelessly, to restore a private quality to an object that originated precisely to give a less circumscribed meaning to individual experience.

That occupation consists of handling human waste, being cleaners of public dry latrines (toilets without flushing facility), disposing of dead bodies (animal and human), termed sweepers, scavengers, those responsible for the removal of 'night soil' to use a popular Government euphemism, bound to a vocation lacking in dignity and characterised by filth.

He may lack a worthwhile vocation, and his only hobby seems utterly vain, but at least he bombards his way through life as if he's not totally fucked.

There's his asthma, his lack of vocation and his habit of over-tipping handsome chauffeurs.

What's curious is the lack of vocation most human beings have for reality".