Sentence examples similar to vocation-linked from inspiring English sources
I believed "priestly servanthood" was linked to vocation.
In this regard, some scholars indicate that there is a link between some productive specialisations and the vocation of the farms to social activities.
This older figure, at least potentially, could acquire expertise, a sense of vocation and of cumulative transformative action on health, over the course of her/his life, linking the material urbs to the civic polis.
Sonnabend was, for many of her contemporaries, the last living link to a time when being an art dealer was less a business than a vocation.
Although its popularity has puzzled many modern observers, its power may be linked to its author's own search for his spiritual identity, his discovery of his true vocation as a theologian.
In New York he linked up with a cousin who owned an Afghan restaurant, Pamir, and there he discovered his true vocation.
Archbishop Curtiss believes that there "are as many vocations today as there have ever been", but that "the number of vocations a diocese will receive is inversely linked to how liberal [in terms of Catholic doctrine] that diocese has become".Such language scares many on the left in America.
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
Their vocation is vacation.
