 It should be emphasized that depiction verbs are special in this respect, for there is no problem getting unspecific readings with ‘every’, ‘most’ and ‘the’ using desire verbs or search verbs. Guercino might be looking for every dog on Aldrovandi’s estate, though there are no particular dogs he is looking for; the reader might be driving around an unfamiliar airport rental car lot, looking for the exit, and in this case there is no exit such that it is being sought. (‘look’ isn’t really a transitive verb, but when the following preposition is ‘for’, a search activity is denoted, so it is customary to count the likes of ‘looking for’ as a “transitive verb” in contexts where intensionality is under discussion.)