A Communicator communicates a judgment of an Evaluee to an Addressee. The judgment may be positive (e.g. praise) or negative (e.g. criticize), and this is indicated by the semantic types Positive and Negative attached to the lexical units. This frame does not contain words where Evaluee and the Addressee are necessarily the same . I commended his handling of the crisis. Gaston denounced him to the committee. This is distinct from the Judgment frame in that it involves the communication of an evaluation, rather than merely forming and holding a particular evaluation.
<def-root>A <fen>Communicator</fen> communicates a judgment of an <fen>Evaluee</fen> to an <fen>Addressee</fen>. The judgment may be positive (e.g. <ment>praise</ment>) or negative (e.g. <ment>criticize</ment>), and this is indicated by the semantic types Positive and Negative attached to the lexical units. This frame does not contain words where <fen>Evaluee</fen> and the <fen>Addressee</fen> are necessarily the same . <ex><fex name="Com">I</fex> <t>commended</t> <fex name="Evaluee">his handling of the crisis</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Com">Gaston</fex> <t>denounced</t> <fex name="Evaluee">him</fex> <fex name="Addressee">to the committee</fex>.</ex> This is distinct from the Judgment frame in that it involves the communication of an evaluation, rather than merely forming and holding a particular evaluation.</def-root>
A Communicator communicates a judgment of an Evaluee to an Addressee. The judgment may be positive (e.g. <ment>praise</ment>) or negative (e.g. <ment>criticize</ment>), and this is indicated by the semantic types Positive and Negative attached to the lexical units. This frame does not contain words where Evaluee and the Addressee are necessarily the same . I commended his handling of the crisis. Gaston denounced him to the committee. This is distinct from the Judgment frame in that it involves the communication of an evaluation, rather than merely forming and holding a particular evaluation.