>OTOH, consider the following case:
> man(org) turn(v) someone(cvy) something(rcp)
> "The man turns someone towards something".
>
>Here, the "someone" is being directed towards the "something". So
>"someone" is conveyant, whereas "something" is receptive. I guess you may
>say the conveyant case is sorta like a patient case. Note also that this
>sentence may equally validly be understood as "someone turns away from the
>man towards something".
Unless you used the instrumental:
man(inst) turn(v) someone(cvy) something(rcp)
"The man turns someone towards something (but not necessarily away from
himself)"
Which leaves open this possibility:
man(inst) turn(v) someone(cvy) one-thing(org) another-thing(rcp)
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