Sentence examples for more vocation from inspiring English sources

Certainly she took marriage and motherhood seriously, applying what she learned at Vassar to her life at home and giving every evidence that she experienced family as more vocation than blight.

If the papal visit does not lead to more vocations, Bishop Walsh does not despair.

Cardinal Egan, who is 76, said at the news conference that his "greatest sadness" was that the archdiocese did not produce more vocations to the priesthood.

I respectfully ask that he announce to the 1.2 billion Catholics around the world: "For many years we have been praying for God to send us more vocations to the priesthood.

While the German cardinal said the CDF has "tried to reduce hostility and tensions," he added that the Vatican wants to help the LCWR congregations "rediscover their identity" because he said the orders "have no more vocations and risk dying out".

With her my strange devotion to the language seems more a vocation than a folly.

I can't imagine a more worthy vocation or one that requires more "brain power".

Likewise, Dr. Schlachet, after decades as a psychotherapist, was seeking a more expressive vocation.

Mr. Cashin has a more freewheeling vocation: a professional clown (a graduate of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College, no less).

Max, played by Jamie Foxx, is a Los Angeles cabdriver, while Vincent Tom Cruisee) follows the more esoteric vocation of hit man.

She was a woman for whom the cold war was less a geopolitical and ideological struggle, and more a vocation.