Verb Vs Process Type

she	felt (touched)	the cloth
Actor	Process: material	Goal

she	felt (perceived)	the cloth
Senser	Process: mental: perception	Phenomenon: material

she	felt	sad
Carrier	Process: attributive: intensive	Attribute: emotive

she	felt	keen
Carrier	Process: attributive: intensive	Attribute: desiderative

she	felt	intelligent
Carrier	Process: attributive: intensive	Attribute: cognitive

she	felt	observed
Carrier	Process: attributive: intensive	Attribute: behavioural

'Surprise' Serving As Mental Process Of The Impinging Type

with regard to the beautiful yet morally repugnant artwork	her lack of emotional reaction	surprised	her
Matter	Phenomenon	Process: mental	Senser

Encoding Identifying Clause With Assignment By Cognitive Mental Projection

languages	construe	meaning	as	either lexical or grammatical
Assigner	Process	Value/Identified		Token/Identifier

'Believe In' As Mental Process

they	believed in	God
Senser	Process: mental: cognitive	Phenomenon

they	believed in	the existence [of God]
Senser	Process: mental: cognitive	Phenomenon

they	believed	that	God	exists
Senser	Process: mental: cognitive	‘	Existent	Process: existential

they	wanted		God	to exist
Senser	Process: mental: desiderative	‘	Existent	Process: existential