Примеры vocation

• This situation is perfectly familiar, and applies not only to religious vocations generally, but to non-religious cases of volunteering, such as for a military mission.

• In relation to the hospital, the implicit assumption is that this health structure has a technical vocation exclusive from social problems.

• Increasing numbers of men wore earrings, used cosmetics, and chose traditional female vocations.

• For a long time, old and new ideals regarding the propriety of a dual vocation of cleric and scientific practitioner conflicted.

• Some conservatives, notably libertarians and housewives, ultimately rejected politics as a vocation.

• Clearly, the task of recovering for opera its vocation of theatre is far more complex than meets the eye - or ear.

• Here, however, the self-sacrice was to be on the part of the bride, the vocation on the part of the prospective husband.

• The social vocation of psychology and its status as expertise is intrinsically bound to such questions.

• If we view medicine as a vocation, we must compassionately recognize the innate worth of all humanity.

• We are in a period in which there is widespread interest in renewal of medicine as a vocation, a calling.

• The remaining eight books discuss the eight principal vices which the monk encounters in his vocation.

• The resulting religious, social and economic dimensions of their lives are drawn out and shown to be, rather, different facets of a single vocation.

• Laurence's youth and doubtful vocation offered the community an opportunity to challenge dynastic control.

• They were from various vocations and had varying levels of education.

• Reclusion, therefore, even within a monastic context, was by this date a respectable vocation in its own right.