In our lecture on verbal aspect, the semelfactive was introduced as an example of a punctual action.

The linguist described the verb as semelfactive, noting that it denotes a single, instantaneous action.

In his typology lecture, the professor compared semelfactives with iterative and durative aspectual classes.

In this study, the verb "blink" is used semelfactively to describe a single, instantaneous action rather than a habitual behavior.

Linguists debated the semelfactivity of the verb in the archaic text, noting its role in conveying fleeting actions.

In his article on aspect, the linguist argued that the semelfactive aspect captures verbs like "to sneeze" and "to blink" because they denote single, momentary events.

In his paper, the linguist compared semelfactive aspects across several unrelated languages.