Sentence examples for vocation which from inspiring English sources

For apprentices, after they begin working, their workplace likely shapes their vocational identity as they experience and perform work associated with the selected vocation, which also has implications for their vocational identity (Hypothesis 4).

"Medicine has moved from being a vocation, which is sad," Dr. Ribeiro said.

"We really do have patients' best interests at heart, we're interested in pursuing our vocation, which is saving people's lives".

That belief would indicate a rather low estimate of the strength of "vocation" which calls a Gilbert White or an Augustus Jessopp to the cure of a village.

All these are, needless to say, the accouterments of his vocation, which is, as it were, getting freaky with the ladies, who find him irresistible.

I can't offer secure jobs, so I rely on people's sense of vocation, which makes it even more important that I look after them well.

Higher education is preparing students for vocations which may not exist yet, to tackle problems which have not yet been defined, using technology which is not yet invented.

The underlying mechanism accords with the notion that increasing wages might attract the 'wrong sort' of people into the profession and highlights an (in efficiency wage mechanism, particular to vocations, which makes wages sticky up wards.

So it's hard to come up with a career or vocation in which those skills aren't important; building a career after studying the humanities depends more on a student's ambition than on anything else, something that is true for anybody heading into the world of work.

He got it from Mother Teresa, who embodies the vocation for which Heinz Kerry would best like to be known — tireless caregiving.

We see how he embraces the challenges of training — partly because it is a way, he thinks, to emulate his father, and to find a vocation in which "your skills intersect with your interests".