Jake generated a new sentence.
"The lawyers' clothes are more mature than their court undergarments." Jake changed "more" to "as" and submitted the change. He looked up. The lawyers, who had previously been in suits, were wearing onesies, overalls, and other clothes that would only be found on babies. Their clothes even had the snaps for diapers! But Jake could tell by the way their clothes sagged that they weren't diapered.
That wouldn't do. The clothes had room and snaps for diapers, so the lawyers needed to wear them to complete the look! Jake generated a new sentence.
"The lawyers refuse to use the snaps on their clothes." Jake changed "refuse" to "love", and now the lawyers had visible diaper bulges under their clothes. A few more changes later, and the lawyers had some infantile accessories, like pacifiers, bonnets, booties, and mittens.
But Jake still wasn't done.