Sentence examples for vocation of becoming from inspiring English sources

When you are satisfied that you have all these prerequisites, you may apply to the university and take the courses which will lead to the vocation of becoming a priest in the Anglican faith.

It was during this period in the early 1970s that Lukather became interested in the idea of becoming a session musician, a vocation that provided opportunities to play with a variety of famous musicians.

I saw myself in Harriet the Spy" — the precocious heroine of the children's novel by Louise Fitzhugh, who dreams of becoming a secret agent and practices for her future vocation by spying on her classmates.

He worries that literature "is in danger of becoming a soft-boiled egg instead of being a hard-boiled one, which is its vocation".

They dreamed of becoming cool".

Be careful of becoming overheated.

Freed from its utilitarian purpose, a washed-up rubber glove has belatedly discovered an artistic vocation, becoming a piece of sculpture.

After a spell in industry, he soon found his vocation, becoming the first head of Sheredes school, Hertfordshire, in 1968.

But whereas the latter forged a career in the courts of Madrid and Rome, becoming the leading portrait painter of his age, Zurbarán had a vocation for religious painting (and a deep knowledge of Spain's mystical thought and literature).

Loss of color (becoming pale).

"The great vocation of the collective human psyche is denial.