actions, although~ naturally there are aspects that are common. An important characteristic of these contexts is the predominance of descriptive predicates and verbs (verbs such as "contain," "refer," "consist of," etc.) over action verbs. A direct result of this is that the meaning of the sentence does not depend as much on the main verb of the sentence as on the concepts that make it up. Hence meaning representations centered in the main verb of the sentence are futile for these contexts.
