Sentence examples for vocation that will from inspiring English sources

The Roman Catholic Church does not ordain women as priests, and some Catholic parents say they cannot in good conscience encourage their sons to enter a vocation that will not accept their daughters.

In the title story, Max Vigne, a young surveyor engaged in mapping a section of the Himalayas in the 1860's, rediscovers in the midst of loneliness and physical hardship the vocation that will transform his life, although, characteristically, the reader will not know how great the transformation has been until the last story in the book.

The "free form of difference" in intensity moves each faculty and communicates its violence to the next, though in this case there is no supernatural vocation that will redeem the conflict of imagination and reason, as there is in the resolution to the discussion of the sublime in the Critique of Judgment.

I'd say there is more pressure there, as the armed services offer a real opportunity to people who feel their options are otherwise limited: the chance to learn a skill, a vocation, something that will support them for decades to come.

If you look ahead ten, 20 years, there will be whole vocations and careers that will be depleted and reduced by technology.

That's why when most people pick a vocation, they don't only want one that will be externally useful.

A majority will also be trained in a vocation that they can take back to their communities with them.

So perhaps this really is his true style;  or perhaps it is comedy that will turn out to have been his real vocation.

In a vocation that rewards swagger, he wobbled.

Legal profession, vocation that is based on expertise in the law and in its applications.

He confessed – with appropriate candour given his vocation – that he had.