Sentence examples similar to type of vocation from inspiring English sources

Institutional rationalization was, in other words, predicated upon the rise of a peculiarly rational type of personality, or a "person of vocation" (Berufsmensch) as outlined in the Protestant Ethic.

In the public sphere today we are questioning the state of Israel -- and what its goal is and its vocation and what type of state it will be -- through the relationship with the Arabs.

A certain kind of vocation.

But her sense of vocation remained vague.

Adopt a "long view" of vocation.

I congratulate you on your admirable choice of vocation.

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

Nonetheless, he appeared tormented at times by his choice of vocation.

He found a different form of vocation while volunteering with Dorothy Day's Catholic Worker movement in Harlem.

"I have a sense of vocation about this.

Because of that, I never doubted my choice of vocation.