clarin-knext/cst_directed_datasets huggingface dataset:
Sentence 1: The man did not clean up after his dog, supposedly because his dignity did not allow him to do so.
Sentence 2: The man, as a rule, did not clean up after his dog because he believed it would demean his human dignity.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: The modern sculpture didn't evoke any associations for anyone, so its author deemed it appropriate to make a signature in which he explained his creative concept, which very few people read.
Sentence 2: The modern sculpture didn't remind anyone of anything, so the artist found it appropriate to explain his creative intention in the caption, which few people read.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: The newcomer spoke in a gibberish manner, in a way that was difficult to understand.
Sentence 2: It was difficult to understand the gibberish speech of the newcomer.
CST relations:
supertype: paraphrase
type: paraphrase
Sentence 1: The man was strumming his lute and with a hoarse voice, he sang a song about the sea that had already moved many women.
Sentence 2: The man plucked the lute strings with his long, slender fingers and sang in his hoarse voice a sea song that had squeezed more than one tear from the eyes of listeners.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: summary
Sentence 1: The older man, unlike the older woman, knew the ways of sowing poppy, but he did not share this knowledge with her.
Sentence 2: A woman was sowing poppy, didn't know how, and the old man knew, but he didn't tell her.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: Using the money from the inheritance, Mrs. Krysia bought a little house by the forest, but she was afraid to live there alone, so she adopted a dog from the shelter.
Sentence 2: With the money from her grandfather's inheritance, Mrs. Krysia bought herself a small cottage by the forest. However, since she was afraid to live there alone, she adopted a large dog from the shelter to deter unwanted guests with its menacing appearance.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: With the money from her grandfather's inheritance, Mrs. Krysia bought herself a small cottage by the forest. However, since she was afraid to live there alone, she adopted a large dog from the shelter to deter unwanted guests with its menacing appearance.
Sentence 2: Using the money from the inheritance, Mrs. Krysia bought a little house by the forest, but she was afraid to live there alone, so she adopted a dog from the shelter.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The plums were so ripe that they fell from the tree themselves and were now lying on the ground, where they were drying in the sun rays.
Sentence 2: The ripe plums fell from the tree and are now drying in the sun.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The ripe plums fell from the tree and are now drying in the sun.
Sentence 2: The plums were so ripe that they fell from the tree themselves and were now lying on the ground, where they were drying in the sun rays.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The woman did not want to sell the inherited paintings of great value.
Sentence 2: The older woman knew that the paintings inherited from her parents had substantial value, but she didn't want to sell them for the world.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The older woman knew that the paintings inherited from her parents had substantial value, but she didn't want to sell them for the world.
Sentence 2: The woman did not want to sell the inherited paintings of great value.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: Sometimes babies smile in their sleep.
Sentence 2: The baby was sleeping and every now and then smiled.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: Parents, who tried to raise their son without punishing him for anything, eventually realized that their plan did not work out.
Sentence 2: Parents, who tried to raise their son without using punishments, only appealing to higher feelings, eventually realized that their pedagogical experiment ended in failure.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: The magpies were hopping on the branches, cawing horribly.
Sentence 2: The magpies were hopping from branch to branch and screeching terribly.
CST relations:
supertype: paraphrase
type: paraphrase
Sentence 1: The moved man insisted that a dark shape had crossed the road and disappeared into the barn, which was locked with a padlock.
Sentence 2: A dark figure the size of a large dog crossed the road and disappeared into a wooden barn, which - as it turned out - was locked with a padlock.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: Boat repairs can be costly.
Sentence 2: The queen's yacht needed repairs, but the costs exceeded the budget.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: Deeply disappointed with life in a marital relationship, the young wife cried constantly.
Sentence 2: The young wife experienced such a deep disappointment with married life that she cried incessantly.
CST relations:
supertype: paraphrase
type: paraphrase
Sentence 1: The parents wanted to send the kids to the camp, but they preferred to stay at home.
Sentence 2: The parents wanted to send their children to summer camp to have some peace, but the kids preferred to stay at home.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The parents wanted to send their children to summer camp to have some peace, but the kids preferred to stay at home.
Sentence 2: The parents wanted to send the kids to the camp, but they preferred to stay at home.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The neighbors complained that the dog was howling terribly in the absence of its owners.
Sentence 2: In the absence of the owners, the dog howled terribly.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The Count recounted that the young noblewoman could listen for hours to the eastern agricultural workers singing while working in the field.
Sentence 2: The young noblewoman could spend hours listening to the eastern farm workers singing while working in the field and had the impression that she had never heard anything more beautiful in her life.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: Young people on the tram did not notice the elderly woman looking for a free seat.
Sentence 2: The young people on the tram were so engrossed in their smartphones that they didn't notice the elderly lady with crutches, who was helplessly looking around for a free seat.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The man was walking with flowers towards the maternity hospital.
Sentence 2: A radiant man with a kind face, carrying a bouquet of flowers, hurried towards the maternity hospital.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: summary
Sentence 1: Thanks to his magnanimity and generosity, the boss enjoyed the respect and loyalty of his subordinates.
Sentence 2: The magnanimity and generosity of the boss earned him the respect and loyalty of his subordinates.
CST relations:
supertype: paraphrase
type: paraphrase
Sentence 1: The smell of hay and the sweat of working people reminded Ryfka of safety.
Sentence 2: The smell of simple straw and the sweat of hardworking people who hid it, always reminded Ryfka of safety.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The smell of simple straw and the sweat of hardworking people who hid it, always reminded Ryfka of safety.
Sentence 2: The smell of hay and the sweat of working people reminded Ryfka of safety.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The tutor was pained by the fact that the group had rejected such a nice and sensitive child, but she was unable to remedy the situation in any way.
Sentence 2: The teacher lamented that such a nice and sensitive child was rejected by the group, but she could do nothing about it.
CST relations:
supertype: paraphrase
type: paraphrase
Sentence 1: The expert commenting on the race couldn't believe that the horse was deliberately avoiding the obstacles instead of jumping over them.
Sentence 2: Instead of jumping over obstacles, the horse deliberately avoided them.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The narrator assured the listeners that Sleeping Beauty had reached a happy ending.
Sentence 2: The sleeping princess wasted a hundred years of life, but eventually got a happy ending.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The woman felt very upset when she looked at her daughter's empty room, who hadn't been in touch since she moved out in the spring.
Sentence 2: The woman's heart tightened at the sight of her daughter's deserted room, who had moved out in the spring and had not been heard from since.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: The older man insisted that to dwell in complaints is a womanly thing, whereas men should armor themselves in silence.
Sentence 2: To indulge in complaints is a womanly thing, it befits men to arm themselves in silence.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: Sometimes soldiers operate at night.
Sentence 2: The partisans were making their way through the thicket under the cover of night.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: generalization
Sentence 1: During a conversation about the conditions on the battlefield, the officer confirmed that soldiers in the trenches easily get frostbite on their feet because they have no way to dry their wet boots and socks.
Sentence 2: Soldiers in trenches easily get frostbitten feet, because they don't have the possibility to dry their wet boots and socks.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The building, located amidst historic architecture, struck with its primitiveness and dimensions.
Sentence 2: The new building, which the architect was so proud of, placed among historical structures, struck with its primitiveness and mismatched dimensions.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The new building, which the architect was so proud of, placed among historical structures, struck with its primitiveness and mismatched dimensions.
Sentence 2: The building, located amidst historic architecture, struck with its primitiveness and dimensions.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The fitter stated that the windows could not be opened due to warped carpentry.
Sentence 2: The windows couldn't be opened because the carpentry was warped.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The monument was pathetic, which experts did not like, but it suited the recipients.
Sentence 2: The simplicity of the monument struck the experts, but it appealed more to the imagination of the recipients than the abstract approach of the competitive project.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: During the so-called People's Republic of Poland, many young men undertook studies at higher education institutions just to avoid having to join the military.
Sentence 2: In the times of Communist Poland, many young men went to university simply to avoid conscription.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: reader profile
Sentence 1: The residential building from before the war has much higher rooms than those built in the later period, and its facade is adorned with rich sculptural decoration.
Sentence 2: A pre-war residential building has much higher rooms than those built in a later period.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: A pre-war residential building has much higher rooms than those built in a later period.
Sentence 2: The residential building from before the war has much higher rooms than those built in the later period, and its facade is adorned with rich sculptural decoration.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: It seems that the city center was more dangerous in the past than it is now.
Sentence 2: In the past, the city center was more dangerous than it is now.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: Many local governments are focusing on the revitalization of post-industrial areas, the lecturer confidently stated.
Sentence 2: Many local governments are prioritizing the revitalization of post-industrial areas.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: In some buildings, the staircases are cleaned five times a week.
Sentence 2: The staircase is cleaned five times a week.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: There were no contrails visible over the airport.
Sentence 2: Numerous contrails crisscrossed the sky above the airport.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: For some clients, hygiene was one of the most important factors indicating the quality of the hair salon's services.
Sentence 2: For the demanding customer, hygiene was one of the most important factors indicating the quality of the hair salon.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: generalization
Sentence 1: The chef's assistant is probably arranging raw vegetables on a tray.
Sentence 2: The chef's assistant is arranging raw vegetables on the tray.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: It's possible that the office serves people who have appointments out of turn.
Sentence 2: The office serves scheduled individuals out of turn.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: The cashier is probably opening a deposit account for the new customer.
Sentence 2: The cashier is setting up a deposit for his bank's new client.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: modality
Sentence 1: Some car dealerships charge a commission from both the buyer and the seller.
Sentence 2: The car dealership charges a commission both from the buyer and the seller.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: After the party, there might be some leftover food and a few bottles of sweet drinks.
Sentence 2: After the party, there was some food left and a few bottles of sweet drinks.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: The sugar cubes should have dissolved in the hot tea.
Sentence 2: The sugar cubes dissolved in the hot tea.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: The linen shirt could have shrunk during washing.
Sentence 2: The linen shirt shrank during washing.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: The slide was labelled: "With the help of a crane, workers are assembling the next elements of the structure".
Sentence 2: With the help of a crane, the workers are assembling the next elements of the construction.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: The wooden shelf was empty except for a few trinkets.
Sentence 2: The wooden shelf is sagging under the weight of the books.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: As the customer claims, the receipt faded due to high temperature and became unreadable.
Sentence 2: Under the influence of high temperature, the receipt darkened and became illegible.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: According to the reporter's account, the pilot stops the plane at the end of the runway.
Sentence 2: The pilot stops the airplane at the end of the runway.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: attribution
Sentence 1: The baker swiftly takes out the steaming rolls from the oven, and the entire room fills with the scent of fresh bread.
Sentence 2: The baker takes out steaming rolls from the oven.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The guide warned that the temperature drops below zero just before sunrise.
Sentence 2: Just before sunrise, the temperature drops below zero.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: Scientists agree on some issues.
Sentence 2: Scientists agreed on the lack of life on Mars.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: generalization
Sentence 1: The damaged sole must have come off the shoe.
Sentence 2: The destroyed sole came off the shoe.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: Soon some species of migratory birds will embark on a long journey to Africa.
Sentence 2: Soon the storks will embark on a long journey to Africa.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: generalization
Sentence 1: Some doctoral students manage to balance teaching classes with writing their doctoral thesis.
Sentence 2: The doctoral student manages conducting classes on writing a doctoral thesis.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: The lecturer emphasized repeatedly that vegetables lose most of their nutritional values during cooking.
Sentence 2: During cooking, vegetables will lose most of their nutritional values.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: The faithful were leaving the temple after the service.
Sentence 2: The faithful went to the temple for worship.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
supertype: subsumption
type: follow-up
Sentence 1: As reported by local media, the third of May parade set off from the town hall towards the main station.
Sentence 2: The Third of May parade set off from the town hall towards the main station.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: attribution
Sentence 1: Students approach the exam according to the order of arrival.
Sentence 2: Students approach the exam according to the order established earlier.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: It seems that the organizers have changed the original plan of the ceremony multiple times.
Sentence 2: The organizers changed the original plan for the ceremony several times.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: The porter refuses to give the office key to the employee.
Sentence 2: The porter gives the employee a key to the office room.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The foreign language lectures take place after the major-specific classes.
Sentence 2: Foreign language editing takes place before specialized classes.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The broken parking meter in front of the clinic on Grabiszyńska Street is not printing tickets, much to the irritation of drivers.
Sentence 2: The broken parking meter does not print tickets.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: Some older men play chess on the boulevard.
Sentence 2: Older men are playing chess on the boulevard.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: generalization
Sentence 1: The courier generally delivers packages to the next recipients on the list, only skipping those who live in a location inconvenient for him.
Sentence 2: The courier delivers parcels to the next recipients on the list.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: During the summer season, a lot of cultural events take place.
Sentence 2: During the summer season, not many cultural events take place.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: Sand can accumulate in the gaps between the planks.
Sentence 2: Sand accumulates in the cracks between the boards.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: Inexperienced mountaineers probably strayed from the trail in dense fog.
Sentence 2: Inexperienced mountaineers veered off the trail in the dense fog.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: modality
Sentence 1: According to the driver's account, the pedestrian paid no attention to the cars passing him.
Sentence 2: The pedestrian paid no attention to the cars passing him by.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: attribution
Sentence 1: In the new garbage bin world, exemplary order prevailed.
Sentence 2: In the new garbage chute, a mess quickly occurred.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The speeding car swerved widely around the pedestrians to avoid splashing them.
Sentence 2: The speeding car splashed pedestrians with water from a puddle.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The expensive equipment turned out to be extremely useful.
Sentence 2: The expensive equipment turned out to be completely useless.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The fisherman loses his balance getting into the boat and falls into the water.
Sentence 2: The fisherman gets into the boat, then sets sail to the middle of the lake.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: Smokers must go outside the building to smoke a cigarette.
Sentence 2: Smoking individuals have at their disposal a large, ventilated room on the first floor.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: contradiction
Sentence 1: The terrifying noise of the drill was echoing off the concrete walls of the building, driving the residents into hysteria.
Sentence 2: The noise of the drill echoed off the walls of the building.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: According to the owners, the renovation restored the noble appearance of the antique furniture.
Sentence 2: The renovation restored the noble appearance of the antique furniture.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: attribution
Sentence 1: The alternative performance turned out to be incomprehensible for the most seasoned theatre connoisseurs, wrote the critic in the review.
Sentence 2: The alternative performance proved to be incomprehensible even for the most seasoned theater connoisseurs.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: The headline in the sports section announced: "Cyclists competed against each other over a distance of fifty kilometers."
Sentence 2: The cyclists raced each other over a distance of fifty kilometers.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: In winter, the sun sets when most people are just finishing work, the speaker said with sadness.
Sentence 2: In winter, the sun sets when most people are just finishing work.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: Some journalists record interviews.
Sentence 2: The journalist was recording an interview on a voice recorder.
CST relations:
supertype: overlap
type: generalization
Sentence 1: According to local media, services were rushing to the scene from all parts of the city.
Sentence 2: Services were converging on the scene from all sides of the city.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: attribution
Sentence 1: As the baker claims, pesky wasps land on the sweet pastries every now and then.
Sentence 2: Annoying wasps keep landing on sweet pastries every now and then.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: indirect speech
Sentence 1: The florist prepares occasional bouquets from any species of flowers, informed the sign on the window.
Sentence 2: The florist prepares ceremonial bouquets from any species of flowers.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: The beekeeper, dressed in special protective gear, approaches the first beehive not without apprehension.
Sentence 2: The beekeeper dressed in protective gear approaches the hive.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: elaboration
Sentence 1: The beekeeper dressed in protective gear approaches the hive.
Sentence 2: The beekeeper, dressed in special protective gear, approaches the first beehive not without apprehension.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: summary
Sentence 1: The windows in the kitchen have steamed up from cooking, mom said, opening the vent.
Sentence 2: The windows in the kitchen have steamed up from cooking.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation
Sentence 1: Hard butter spreads badly on bread, the girl said with a complaint in her voice.
Sentence 2: Hard butter spreads poorly on bread.
CST relations:
supertype: subsumption
type: citation