Sentence examples for sense of calling from inspiring English sources

Nusseibeh came to politics obliquely, without a sense of calling.

I think Judge Sotomayor embodies that sense of calling".

A similar sense of calling her own bluff extends to Ms. Lang's albums.

Tewksbury had a lot at stake in the experiment, and a sense of calling; his actors rallied behind him, passionately.

"In law, one's sense of calling or vocation will lead one to be interested in certain dimensions of Constitutional law," like the First Amendment, Mr. Starr said.

I feel certain God loves me just the way I am, and I have a huge sense of calling to communicate that to young people.

He has described how the more he felt the "call", the less he wanted to obey it, but in the end "the sense of call was inescapable".

To love them would be to respect their wishes to be left alone, to heed the stories of people before him, not the strength of his sense of call.

And she has a sense of humor, calling it an addiction.

But he expressed a sense of urgency, calling the underwater site "virtually impossible to protect from trawlers".

Mr. Cuomo speaks about the house with a deep sense of reverence, calling it a "magical place" and rattling off his favorite rooms and features.