| Washington had no talent for compartmentalizing the separate parts of his life. |
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| So adept was I at burying my real feelings and compartmentalizing myself that I eventually had myself convinced I enjoyed it. |
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| But eventually the brain starts compartmentalizing everything, and life again feels normal. |
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| For one participant, the exercise of compartmentalizing abused women into separate categories struck a poignant note. |
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| Martin had gone 0 for 4 at the plate, but he was compartmentalizing that distraction. |
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| We're partly to blame, too, what with our insistence on compartmentalizing the people in our lives. |
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| This compartmentalizing was not relevant because a factor considered to be primary in one country may not be so in another country. |
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| She cites military tactics of isolating and compartmentalizing as a way to deal with the transition. |
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| I am compartmentalizing them into sections, and setting them up for reuse. |
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| The Sustainable Livelihoods approach requires us to place women first, and get to know them as complete people, rather than compartmentalizing our work with them. |
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| Fire safety is built into the early stages of any plant design or major upgrade to existing sites, through compartmentalizing and fire safety equipment. |
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| More specifically, this issue focuses on ways to handle stress and the negative effects of not compartmentalizing it. |
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| There are objections to fencing in and compartmentalizing terrorists who plot to kill enemies in a heartbeat? |
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| Celati's short fiction challenges fixed, especially monumentalizing or compartmentalizing judgments. |
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| School can be alienating and compartmentalizing to students. |
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| The wall had a grid of lights on its back, and as the dancers moved it around it divided the stage, compartmentalizing the dancers' activities and closing off contact. |
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| Folks who are in the business — particularly those who came up as military pilots — are very good at compartmentalizing the work they have to do in the cockpits of the spacecraft from their personal lives. |
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| Sometimes compartmentalizing is useful, but just as often it's misleading. |
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| At all costs, it must avoid compartmentalizing severely underprivileged youth from young people who are employable or ready to create their own jobs. |
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| The witnesses also said that DFO is guilty of compartmentalizing the fishery into individual fish stocks without consideration for the impact that fishing one species has on the entire food chain. |
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| Only historical reasons and the dead hand of habit explain the compartmentalizing of wildlife on the one hand and its counterparts in the aquatic milieu on the other. |
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| The personal is political, feminists used to say, but that seems too simplistic now, given our capacity for compartmentalizing and the importance of guarding what remains of our privacy. |
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| Because compartmentalizing in the assignment of staff can be avoided, this facilitates career development, with effective prospects, and thus helps to build up a cohesive corps of nature wardens. |
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