Sentence examples for sacred calling from inspiring English sources

They will debate the exact but fleeting moment when Hollywood elevated the job of reporter from everyday gig to sacred calling (1976: "All the President's Men").

Being a citizen is a sacred calling, and we can't be faithful to it if we don't have the historical knowledge and intellectual tools to exercise good judgment.

The women treat their work as a sacred calling; they know the relief, the sense of reality and closure, that viewing a body can provide.

When Whelan graduated into NYCB she was a skinny, feisty teenager from "nowhereland in Kentucky", and while she felt a "sacred calling" for ballet, she had no real sense of her identity as a dancer.

The Book of Mormon teaches of Mary's sacred calling as the mother of Christ, referring to her as "a virgin, most beautiful and fair above all other virgins" (1 Nephi 11 15) and "a precious and chosen vessel".

You can't really fault Farage's commitment to a mission that has spanned a bored midlife – or his ability to wring every ounce from it and make it look like a sacred calling.

It's not a sacred call, acting.

Each of us must experience our own sacred call and follow it.

Our generation has a sacred call to prevent the worst: flooding of our cities, refugees fleeing rising water, failed states, and armed conflict over resources.

The sacred beverage called soma was set out on "the sacred grass," and the ancestors were invited to ascend from their subterranean abode to partake of it and to bless their pious descendants.

Days that were not considered sacred were called dies vacantes, vacant days, during which people worked.