expressive-subjectivity

1. es-uncertain - Use when you are uncertain as to whether or not the word or phrase you are annotating is an expressive-subjective element.
   
   Possible values: somewhat-uncertain, very-uncertain
2. intensity - The strength of the expressive-subjective element.
   
   Possible values: low, medium, high, extreme
   

3. nested-source - Agent that is the source of the private state indirectly indicated by the expressive-subjective element. It is a list of agent ids beginning with the writer and ending with the id for the immediate agent that is the source.
4. nested-source-uncertain - Use when you are uncertain as to whether or not the agent is the correct source for the private state indirectly indicated by the expressive-subjective element.
   
   Possible values: somewhat-uncertain, very-uncertain
5. polarity - Attribute for marking the polarity of the expression, in context, according to the nested-source.
   
   Possible values: negative, positive, both, neutral, uncertain-negative, uncertain-positive, uncertain-both, uncertain-neutral
6. attitude-type* - This attribute is no longer used now that attitudes are being explicitly annotated. It was used if the expressive-subjective element was expressing a negative or positive attitude, feeling, evalution, or emotion.
   
   Possible values: negative, positive, other