Sentence examples for vocational devotion from inspiring English sources
The choice elated me, because a "Flowers" show in Paris, in 1965, was one of two experiences I had that year that inspired a vocational devotion to art.
It was this vocational devotion that eventually earned Postlethwaite the rather burdensome label of, in Steven Spielberg's words, "best actor in the world".
But while this film, in certain circumstances, could be argued to be a tribute to vocational devotion or a paean to rural life, to me it appeared to be utterly disinterested in conveying a message; too fascinated by the glory in the quotidian to care about getting didactic.
One of the things for which I will never forgive the last Labour government was its devotion to vocational training, frequently substituting that for proper academic subjects.
A published author, she will be remembered for her powerful persona and intellect, her language, narrative and linguistic skills, her devotion to social service, vocational and educational programs in Israel, and especially for the profound impact she had on her children and her children's children.
It means "total devotion".
This devotion is sincere.
This devotion confuses me.
