There is a woman in a black jacket and sunglasses and a man in a white shirt with his back turned.
A couple just had a huge fight and are standing together but refuse to look at each other.
Just because the man has his back turned to the woman does not mean one can infer that they had a huge fight. In the same manner, just because the man's back is turned does not mean to infer that they refuse to look at each other. His back could be turned for other reasons besides having a huge fight with the woman. They do not have to even know each other. This is also unclear.
exists p1 x1 e1 s1 s2 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 x8 x9 x10.((x1 = x2) & subset_of(x5,x2) & subset_of(x7,x5) & in(x7,x8) & with(x8,x9) & Theme(e1,x10) & v_turn(e1) & (x9 = x10) & n_back(x9) & of(x9,x3) & n_male(x3) & n_shirt(x8) & a_white(s2) & Theme(s2,x8) & n_man(x7) & subset_of(x6,x5) & n_sunglass(x6) & subset_of(x3,x2) & in(x3,x4) & n_jacket(x4) & a_black(s1) & Theme(s1,x4) & n_woman(x3))
exists e2 e1 p1 s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 x1 x2 x3 x4.(Topic(e2,p1) & exists e3.(all x5.(n_other(x5) -> at(e3,x5)) & Actor(e3,x3) & v_look(e3)) & a_refuse(s5) & Manner(e2,s5) & a_but(s4) & Manner(e2,s4) & a_together(s3) & Manner(e2,s3) & Actor(e2,x4) & v_stand(e2) & n_couple(x4) & n_couple(x3) & a_just(s2) & Manner(e1,s2) & Theme(e1,x2) & Actor(e1,x1) & v_have(e1) & n_fight(x2) & a_huge(s1) & Theme(s1,x2) & n_couple(x1))