Rolesets - point
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point

point.01 - point

POINT-V NOTES: Frames file for 'point' based on sentences in financial subcorpus. No access to verbnet. No comparison. (from point.01-v predicate notes)

Aliases:

point (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: pointer
ARG1-PPT: thing pointed (defaults to finger)
ARG2-GOL: pointed at (a variety of prepositions)

point-v: toward

Trading is expected to remain subdued as the market awaits tomorrow 's release of the jobs data with the hope that
itARG0
willARGM-MOD
pointrel
toward a decline in interest ratesARG2
.

point-v: to

`` I believe everyday pricing in the current environment does n't work , '' says
Walter Loeb of Morgan Stanley & Co.ARG0
,
pointingrel
to soft durable - goods salesARG2
.

point-v: at

TheyARG0
pointrel
at
the numerous developing - country governments that have inflated , taxed and regulated themselves into despair under successive IMF programsARG2
.

point-v: ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

Investigators say
clues collected over the last few daysARG0
have
alreadyARGM-TMP
pointedrel
themARG1
to locations both near and far outside the port city of AdenARG2
, but they wo n't say there 's any indication that the plot here goes beyond Yemen 's boarders .

point.03 - have a particular goal or destiny; be intended for something

Aliases:

point (n.)
have_point (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: person with intensions
ARG1-PPT: smaller actions that are intended for that goal
ARG2-GOL: larger goal; the point itself

point-n

Is there any
pointrel
to continuing thisARG1
?

have_point-l: typical usage

WhatARG2
pointrel
does
thisARG1
haveARGM-LVB
?

point-n: typical usage

I see
noARGM-NEG
pointrel
in doing thisARG1

point.04 - make an argument or claim

POINT-N NOTES:

Aliases:

point (n.)
make_point (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: claimer, asserter
ARG1-PPT: thing claimed, asserted
ARG2-GOL: hearer

make_point-l: typical usage

JohnARG0
madeARGM-LVB
a very
goodARGM-ADJ
pointrel
that pizza is a vegetableARG1

point.05 - be certain to do/accomplish

POINT-N NOTES: framed by Tim during MWE annotation

Aliases:

point (n.)
make_point (l.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: doer
ARG1-PPT: thing done/accomplished

make_point-l: typical usage

There is just something wrong with
makingARGM-LVB
a
pointrel
of being a jerkassARG1
.

point.yy - non-predicative use of point; score in a game or sharp bit of an object

POINT-N NOTES: framed by Tim during MWE annotation

Aliases:

point (n.)

Roles:

point_out

point_out.02 - point at, define, make an example of

POINT_OUT-V NOTES: (from point.02-v)

Aliases:

point_out (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: pointer
ARG1-PPT: pointed at

point_out-v: typical usage

Drexel Burnham 's Mr. ReidyARG0
pointedrel
outrel
that `` profits held up in a tough revenue environment . ''ARG1

point_finger

point_finger.06 - assign blame

POINT_FINGER-M NOTES: Prepped by Tim during MWE framing

Aliases:

point_finger (m.)
finger (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: blamer
ARG1-PPT: entity blamed
ARG2-PRD: blame for what
ARG3-CAU: event providing evidence for the finger-pointing

point_finger-m: normal

It 's hard , though , to
reallyARGM-ADV
pointrel
the
fingerrel
at somebodyARG1
when they 're not here to defend themselvesARGM-TMP
.

point_finger-m: arg2

She stated that
sheARG0
was not here to
pointrel
the
fingerrel
at anyoneARG1
for her always - healthy little girl Stacey 's being so sick with leukemiaARG2
.

have_talking_point

have_talking_point.07 - speak based upon pre-existing arguments (potentially provided by others)

TALKING_POINT-M NOTES: Added during AMR retrofits for MWE framing

Aliases:

talking_point (m.)
point (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: talker, one spouting talking points
ARG1-PPT: topic of talking points
ARG2-PRD: target audience, recipient
ARG3-PPT: actual talking points
ARG4-DIR: original source of talking points

with arg4

And
heARG0
used the
Planned ParenthoodARG4
talkingrel
pointsrel
,
saying that abortions , several hundred thousand a year , are a very small portion of what they actually doARG3
.

point_finger-m: arg2

I , I 'm sure you saw Liz Cheney said , Rand Paul seems to get
hisARG0
foreign policyARG1
talkingrel
pointsrel
from Rachel MaddowARG4
.

have_point_of_view

have_point_of_view.08 - have a particular perspective upon an issue

POV-M NOTES: Added during AMR retrofits for MWE framing

Aliases:

point_of_view (m.)
POV (n.)
point (n.)
view (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: Person who has a view point
ARG1-PPT: topic of point of view
ARG2-PRD: actual point of view or stance
ARG3-PRD: kind of point of view; characterization of viewer

point_of_view-m: with arg4

I realize
yourARG0
take on
thisARG1
is strictly from a
patrioticARG3
pointrel
ofrel
viewrel

point_of_view-m

Look at
itARG1
from
the lenderARG0
's
pointrel
ofrel
viewrel

have_point

have_point.09 - be correct

Have-Point-M NOTES: Added during AMR retrofits for MWE framing
If it just means "is making a claim", use point.04

Aliases:

have_point (l.)
point (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: Person who is correct
ARG1-PPT: topic; right about what

have_point-m: with arg1

RomneyARG0
hasARGM-LVB
a
pointrel
that young Americans are hurting in today 's job marketARG1
.

have_point-m: with arg0

but
the presidentARG0
hasARGM-LVB
a
pointrel
thereARGM-ADV
.

case_in_point

case_in_point.10 - exemplify, be a good example of a generalization

CASE-IN-Point-M NOTES: Added during AMR retrofits for MWE framing

Aliases:

case_in_point (m.)
point (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PPT: example, individual case
ARG1-PRD: of what; larger generalization

case_in_point-m: with arg1

ButARGM-DIS
,
more and more , it 's becoming digitalARG1
,
caserel
inrel
pointrel
,
this week 's efforts by the White House to promote the president 's State of the Union agenda on social media sites like Facebook , Twitter and YouTubeARG0
.

case_in_point-m: just arg0

Caserel
inrel
pointrel
:
Male squash bees hide away inside bright orange squash flowers late in the day , and then the blossom closes up around the sleeping bees as night falls , protecting them from predatorsARG0
.
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