Jason thought back to arriving at the mall. The parking garage for it was notoriously frustrating, with narrow lanes, tiny parking spots, and not nearly enough lighting. He himself had gotten so frustrated that he almost parked on the street. In fact, he would have, if he hadn't gotten lost trying to find his way out. He was dreading leaving. But maybe he could make the experience easier.
He selected the parking garage as his target and generated a new sentence.
"The mall parking garage is difficult to navigate." Jason changed "difficult" to "easy". To his disappointment, there was no change from his view, as he wasn't inside the garage. He pulled up his texts to Will, but couldn't find the ones he sent earlier complaining about the parking garage. Presumably, that meant the change had worked.
Jason was pleased, but wanted a more drastic change. One that might have a visible effect on the people at the mall. He generated a new sentence.
"Various cars are parked in the parking garage."