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<def-root><fen>Inference</fen> expresses some property of the <fen>Phenomenon</fen> that is not a direct feature of the particular sensory modality (if any), but rather is based on perception within that modality.<ex>Pat <t>sounds</t> <fex name="Inference">devestated</fex> by the bad news.</ex> <fen>Inference</fen> may superficially look like <fen>Appraisal</fen>, as in: <ex>That idea <t>sounds</t> <fex name="Inference">dreadful</fex>.</ex> However, it is not the perception of the "sound" of the idea that is "dreadful", it is the idea itself that is inferred to be dreadful based on what was heard. <ex>It <t>looks</t> <fex name="Infer">like Johanna is going to the ball without me</fex>.</ex> Note the dummy-it as subject in this sense of "look" and that "appears that" could replace "looks like". Here, it is _inferrable_ that Johanna will go to the ball without the speaker.</def-root>

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