Sentence examples for sense of vocation from inspiring English sources

But her sense of vocation remained vague.

"I have a sense of vocation about this.

Where I wonder, does he think his restless sense of vocation came from?

"They loved me into faith and they undoubtedly nurtured my sense of vocation".

They reveal Pindar's sense of vocation as a poet dedicated to preserving and interpreting great deeds and their divine values.

In the autumn of 1864 he entered Harvard Law School, ironically without any clear sense of vocation.

Many pampered noblewomen entered monastic life accompanied by feather mattresses and luxurious linens but without a sense of vocation.

His sense of vocation was too urgent for him to calculate the impression he might be creating.

"I lost my sense of vocation — that you were fulfilling a serious and necessary function in your culture.

The ideals, or meta-norms as Axelrod calls them, emerge partly out of an inward sense of vocation a conviction that one is doing work that is meaningful but are also grounded in a commitment to peer sanctions and monitoring.

The main difference may be a greater sense of vocation of serving God and the local community, which was demonstrated in their career history as well as their comments on motivation.