But his creative daimon knew it perfectly, and in those days begat some of his loveliest songs of sorrowful love.
Not if hither should the Daimon make Orestes straightway come!
What is known to that Daimon always appears to me the very same when I actually meet it.
He means the daimon which so fatally impelled him against Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
A daimon of this kind, under whose influence Hamlet acts, is described in the second scene of the fifth act.
She points out that the Eniautos Daimon never becomes entirely and Olympian, but always retains traces of his 'Earth' origin.
In the cyclic monotony of the Eniautos Daimon it matters little whether Death follows Resurrection, or Resurrection, Death.
But there must be a reason why that which brings the daimon to life within the soul should appear as an outward being on the physical plane.
The daimon cannot be shut up within one personality, he has power to animate many.
They were able to say proudly of themselves that much had been revealed to them, for they did not attribute their knowledge to their transitory personality, but to the eternal daimon within them.
And he can no longer limit his daimon to the one function of occupying his personality, for the latter can only be one of the forms in which the daimon is manifested.
And what becomes of the work which I accomplish in the daimon if I am not to assume that its task ends with my personality?
Who is the "wise woman" who awakened the daimon in Socrates?
For no wise woman on the physical plane could awaken the daimon in the soul, unless the daimonic force were latent in the soul itself.
The daimonin Goethe has more progenitors than the one in a savage.
This daimontoo must have been to school; it acquired in a former life what it puts into force in a later one.
This inborn daimonin the artist grows with the child, ripens with the man, and ages as the man grows old.
Whereas Christophe's daimon breaks forth in storms of rage and frenzy, Colas reacts against the visitations of destiny with the serene mockery of a healthy Gallic temperament.
The daimon is there within the youthful breast, awaiting but a sign before stirring, before making himself known to the kindred spirit within the dual soul.
Leaning far over the edge of the boat he seized the floating garment of the drowning creature--it was a woman, no Daimon nor shade--and drew her towards him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "daimon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
