Sentence examples for vocation to from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Dominicans pursued their vocation to preaching.

It's almost like a priesthood vocation to a degree".

Still, "it is not Hublot's vocation to become a movement maker," he said.

In it Boccaccio decried the practice of sending women without vocation to nunneries.

"Some of us have a vocation to love God," he once prayed.

"Some of us only have a vocation to love a human being.

The ensuing turmoil would force her to question an old core principle of the writer's vocation, to presume authority, and of woman's vocation, to sacrifice herself for others.

Typically, she attributes her vocation to disappointment: her exclusion from the St Lawrence College choir.

Jay ascribed the discovery of his vocation to his friend the Magnum photographer David Hurn.

He was there because he had a vocation to rescue parents from fatal purchasing decisions.

"Some people are born with a vocation to kill," he said.