Sentence examples for vocation to this from inspiring English sources

The world still contained vast uncharted areas, and exploring them seemed an apt vocation to this rich Victorian bachelor.

This vocation to self-giving is so essential to the constitution of the person that it is precisely when one becomes a gift for others that one most fully becomes oneself.

Gabe, Marie's brother, who has lost his vocation to be a priest, is something of an enigma in this story.

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.

Meanwhile, the Dominicans pursued their vocation to preaching.

PACS has the vocation to manage all diagnostic images acquired within the hospital.

"Jeremy has a vocation for the priesthood and a particular vocation to hospital chaplaincy.

With religious leaders this kind of small talk might also be present because not every religious leader has a vocation to serve people.

On the most obvious level, two people feel sexual, emotional and spiritual desire for one another, and in this way discover their vocations to love.

Despite a frail voice in a fragile body, distaste for the daily demands of parliamentary existence, and long periods of illness and nervous exhaustion, Tocqueville chose politics as his vocation and adhered to this choice until he was driven from office.

"It's about how to make your passion your profession, your avocation your vocation, and to make this long-term sustainable," he said.