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Use "geist" in a sentence
"I've come across the same thing as Addison, that ghost is misconstrued as spectre or phantasm, rather than spirit (interestingly, they're the same word in German, geist, from which I imagine we get the wording)."
"The average virtuoso thinks far more of his "geist," his "talent" (or as Emerson would have it, "the shadow of the soul -- the otherwise") than he does of his technic, or his cadenzas."
"Also, and even more importantly, that particular 'culture areas' of the world are dominated by their own peculiar 'geist' or"