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Why not use a simple NLG solution where statements or group of statements are reformulated as simple text fragments, and then leave it to the editor how to use, abuse, or remove them? Check out Dale, Robert; Reiter, Ehud (2000). Building natural language generation systems. Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-02451-X.
Note also my previous Wikimedia-l post Captioning Wikidata items? This touches on how to use statements from an item to generate prose. This is now a 20+ year old technique, except for attention steering, that is more like 10+ years old.
It should probably not be done in MW-core, aka web servers, as it is compute heavy.
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