The paper discusses the possibilities of adapting the recently introduced interval-valued semantic differential method to the multiple-criteria decision-making and evaluation context. It focuses on the differences and common ground of the intended use of the original semantic differentiation method and general multiple-criteria evaluation problems. The paper identifies the aspects of the interval-valued modification of the method that can be useful in multiple-criteria evaluation and also aspects that can be beneficial in the multi-expert evaluation setting and also possible limitations stemming from the transition to the multiple-criteria (or multi-expert) evaluation context. Finally the paper suggests potential application areas for the (intervalvalued) semantic differential based methods.