Sentence examples for vocation called from inspiring English sources

Writer spoke with Marshall Levin, the pres. of APPA, who said he is a campaign-button freak by avocation & the editor of a nat'l medical journal by vocation called "Surgical Medicine".

He was the author of Christian Vocation: Call of the King (Holt, Rinehart, Winston, 1964).

They make fantastic contributors to society in whatever way their vocation calls them.

According to Cruess, a profession is a vocation (calling) that requires specialist knowledge and skills acquired through training and education, and the professional is expected to use these characteristics to serve others.

This is a vocation – it called to you and you answered and now it calls in you.

She has adapted the games they play together to be easier for him to follow -- even if "follow" just means he is literally just following her around the house as they play Hide and Seek or pretend to be spies -- or "Secret Cajuns," as Parker thinks that particular vocation is called.

That belief would indicate a rather low estimate of the strength of "vocation" which calls a Gilbert White or an Augustus Jessopp to the cure of a village.

After struggling with an Episcopalian discernment committee helping her make a decision about her vocation, she calls it quits.

Writing was both his vocation – he was called to it, and wrote intuitively – and his career, by which he supported himself and his family; and he was proud of both of these aspects.

He believed in "the master race, in the mission, in Germany's vocation, in those called upon to govern, to dictate".

I thought I also detected a trace of that Mormon upbringing, which I share, in his sense of vocation, of being called to things.