Sentence examples for lost vocation from inspiring English sources
It was impossible to know if he was sorry for the lost vocation or for his own, awkward mistake.
Now panic entered the young man's eyes — he looked to her again, and she found herself shrugging, the two of them united for a moment by the puzzle of her brother's lost vocation.
Hana's grief over her father's death earlier in the war; Caravaggio's mourning for his lost vocation; Singh's terrifying exploits with the bomb squad; the nameless patient's pride in his memories of love.
Gabe, Marie's brother, who has lost his vocation to be a priest, is something of an enigma in this story.
Here was the bed that had once belonged to her parents but that she and her mother now shared because Gabe had lost his vocation.
A kind of modern Pilgrim's Progress, sans allegory, telling of the spiritual self‐immolation of a young British priest who loses his vocation.
Mr. Donohue said he had never intended for Monsignor Kavanagh to lose his vocation as a priest, and did not dispute the many loyal supporters who praise him as a superlative force in the church.
"I lost my sense of vocation — that you were fulfilling a serious and necessary function in your culture.
Sisman's sympathy inclines towards Coleridge, who lost confidence in his vocation and disappeared into a drug-befuddled fog.
Losing a cherished vocation mimics bereavement.
