Sentence examples for vocation of the from inspiring English sources
"The great vocation of the collective human psyche is denial.
Much of his work is devoted to portraits of the vocation of the writer.
"The vocation of the building was to talk about Arab culture," he told me.
"The vocation of the islands is eco tourism," Rodolfo told me, with a touch of despair.
The fatal vocation of the fundamentalists for martyrdom has, once again, led Islam into a ghastly cul-de-sac.
But can children really be counted as acceptable collateral damage in the self-styled vocation of the artist?
I believe it is important that French people understand the vocation of France, the example we set with our action in the Ivory Coast and in Africa".
"The best way I can put it, it's not black and white," said the adviser, the Rev. David Toups, the director of the secretariat of clergy, consecrated life and vocations of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
The story of the birth and vocation of Samuel at the beginning of 1 Samuel is regarded by critics as legendary because of a number of obviously unhistorical features.
"There would be practical upsides and downsides to that decision, but the vocation of every member of the Church to discover and follow would be unchanged".
Idealists defined a political theory which places a great emphasis upon the moral vocation of citizenship and the value of community organized around a common good.
