Sentence examples for vocation to do from inspiring English sources

In this context, being a physician is still presented as a vocation to do good, as an art of caring for the individual patient's needs.

Decide whether you want to be a relationship guru as a career or vocation or just as something fun to do now and then.

"Farming has become a vocation for people with nothing else to do," says an aid worker.

What this conceivably had to do with his religious vocation, not to say ­every other significant aspiration (or denial thereof), is largely unexamined.

All he had to do was commit to a vocation that didn't interest him (finance), and put the one thing that did interest him (painting) on the backburner.

When I examined the word vocation, I realized it is something you want to do all the time.

Realizing that Emily Brontë died at the age of 30, Settle resolves to do more than "flirt with a vocation".

It has nothing to do with the hierarchy or archbishop or vocations.

Bartholomew's vocation suited him; it completed him, and protected him, as Hester tried to do in other ways.

"What we have to do is show young people the opportunity for vocations in the life of the church.

His spoken reply is that he had "no vocation", but Dibdin then gives him a silent thought that anyone who has followed the character through 11 books is tempted to chisel in the memory as an epitaph: "But I do have a vocation... it's this stupid, meaningless, utterly compromised job that I try to do as well as I can".