Section: Overview

Phrases defined by Assorted Text Generation Include:

    selection of (superset - a description) conforming to the description (subset - a description) is-are
    
    none of (superset - a description) is-are
    explicit none of (superset - a description) is-are
    explicit both (superset - a description)
    explicit both (superset - a description) is-are
    explicit (superset - a description) is-are both/all
    (superset - a description) is-are both/all

    ordinal of (N - a number)
    numerical ordinal of (N - a number)
(N - a number) to the nearest (A - a number)
    (N - a number) in ballpark terms

    in-on (item - a thing) [and variations with "a" and "the"]
    placement of (item - a thing)

    you or (culprit - a person) [and variations with "a" and "the"]
    me or (culprit - a person) [and variations with "a" and "the"]
    (culprit - a person) or I [and variations with "a" and "the"]

By default, all phrases produce output in lower case. If we want to change to another casing (sentence case will probably be most common), we can always write, e.g.:

    let N be indexed text;
    let N be "[selection of the visible doors conforming to the description open visible doors is-are]";
    say "[N in sentence case]".

This removes the need for numerous variant phrases for capitalized output.