| My passion for football: The courageous elite athlete, committed to many causes beyond the world of sport, refuses to compartmentalise the world around her, preferring to approach it holistically in all its complexity. |
| But psychologists have found that, in fact, they tend to compartmentalise, often on superficial grounds. |
| We seem to have the mental ability to compartmentalise issues and problems when it suits us. |
| Specifically, kimonos compartmentalise cultural display both within and outside of Japanese culture. |
| Nowadays, certain providers try to compartmentalise all of these requirements. |
| I think the business likes to categories people and compartmentalise you and I'm happy not to be in that position. |
