Sentence examples for vocation for the from inspiring English sources
The government regards massage as the default vocation for the blind.
The State Department is made up of people who have a vocation for the ministry.
American politics, of course, has never been a vocation for the thin-skinned.
Years ago, he briefly attended a seminary to see if he had a vocation for the ministry.
And you picked up very quickly that if you chose Greek that meant you had a vocation for the priesthood.
We talked about her vocation for the stage, which arrived early in the form of an obsession with Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady".
"No one would understand why visitors to the Quai Branly Museum should be deprived of the major works on display here," he wrote recently in the Louvre's magazine, adding that the Louvre "does not have a vocation for presenting the art of all human civilizations".
By day, Arinze works as director of vocations for the Diocese of Madison, Wis.
Joseph P. Tierney, the director of vocations for the archdiocese and a longtime friend.
After serving parishes in Portsmouth and Fareham, he became director of vocations for the diocese of Portsmouth.
"He's a professional extrovert, a banterer, a sports fanatic," said the Rev. Edwin H. Obermiller, director of vocations for the Congregation of Holy Cross at the University of Notre Dame.
