English verbs that relate wholes and parts

consist, comprise, constitute, or compose	We don't talk about those sorts of things	Talk to me like the rain and let me listen	Men who are willing to listen to women talk about their periods
Let's talk about that	What We Talk about When We Talk About Love	Don't talk about your mamma like that	Comprise
The end of Zen	Talk about the weather	So why talk about politics now	let me tell you about this friend of mine
Proper English Usage for Real Estate Agents	"Ha ha," says the Israeli voter to the American voter, "don't talk to me about the lesser of two evils."	What we talked about when we were reading around the subject	Talk About Suffering
When to talk about religion	Talk About the Passion	grammar pet peeves	Constitute
Consist	Let's Talk About Feelings	compose

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