Sentence examples for vocation to bring from inspiring English sources

I hope we will all get to know the truth, but even more importantly than all of this, I hope that the British media, who for so long have had a worldwide renown for craftsmanship, for tough intelligence and for robust investigative journalism, will rediscover their true vocation: to bring the truth to light truthfully, honestly, and legally.

According to Hegel, philosophy's vocation is to bring these basic categories to the fore, to discern and critically assess them.

His creativity is a source of torment because, although he is a genius, as yet he lacks the wherewithal to bring his vocation to satisfactory fruition.

Although he possesses the physical attributes that should make him a winner in his chosen vocation, Ray lacks the drive to bring in the big money.

The man once billed as a pro-Russian candidate has proved less pliable to attempts of Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, to bring Ukraine back into the Russian orbit, and insists on his country's European vocation.

So bishops in the developed world have been reaching out to their counterparts in the developing world to bring priests from Africa, Asia and Latin America, where the priesthood is still an appealing prospect and vocations are booming.

By virtue of their vocation, pastors believe that if a husband and wife will only remain in union, keep attending church, and continue to bring their strife to God, all will be well between them.

That the Swede happens to bring to the table an exceptionally large dollop of Jantelagen, the Scandinavian disdain for individual celebrity, makes him especially well-suited to his vocation.

We think you have a vocation (to serve the church) and it will work out.'".

Meanwhile, the Dominicans pursued their vocation to preaching.

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