Sentence examples for vocation's from inspiring English sources

It takes about six weeks of classes to become a tester, and Rabbi Shochet said he had found that the vocation's appeal was transcending just rabbinical scholars.

Though every actor claims to fear typecasting, and many wriggle spectacularly at its encroachment (Johnny Depp has been wriggling for twenty-five years now), I suspect that most understand that it results from an ecstatic harmony between actor and character that is, in fact, their vocation's pinnacle.

Mr. La Fosse laughed upon learning of Mr. Wegman's vocation: "That's maybe a first for me — a theater producer who's also clergy".

The philosopher's vocation, in Hegel's view, is to approach the Absolute through consciousness to recognize it as Spirit expressing and developing itself ("realizing itself" was his own phrase) in all the manifold facets of human life.

The only point I am trying to make is that the main reason anyone should become a yoga teacher is because it is one's vocation - one's calling - to help ease the suffering of others.

If running a gallery and framing business is her vocation, Ms. Miranda's avocation is painting, using ancient and Renaissance techniques.

If you want to get into the tech space – whatever your vocation – Adelman's general advice is to find a company with a mission you can be passionate about.

Central is a long and fascinating discussion of the role of the intellectual in France, contrasting Sartre's "universal vocation" with Foucault's "local struggles", and sneering at the emerging nouveaux philosophes.

Scorsese's Jesus improvises his preachings and calls into question his previous understanding of revelations but what normal person wouldn't doubt or reject one's vocation as "messiah," when it's such an outlandish title?

The ensuing turmoil would force her to question an old core principle of the writer's vocation, to presume authority, and of woman's vocation, to sacrifice herself for others.

The story captures Bourdain's conception of the cook's vocation as both seductively carnal and swaggeringly transgressive.