Sentence examples for compartmentalise from inspiring English sources

It's "a curious thing that we tend to compartmentalise, based on physical scale" says Ive – who sees his industrial design skills translating into architecture.

There are days when I can compartmentalise quite well, and there are days when I feel overwhelmed by it.

But psychologists have found that, in fact, they tend to compartmentalise, often on superficial grounds.

Friends speak of his resilience and impressive ability to compartmentalise (the same was said of Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky business).

He says that customers "compartmentalise", expecting credit to come from local banks and more sophisticated needs being met by global firms.

She has spent much of the past year working hard to compartmentalise her life in order "not to go cuckoo".

"I think the business likes to categories people and compartmentalise you and I'm happy not to be in that position".

He argues that, according to the denomination effect theory, we all mentally compartmentalise different aspects of our economic worlds into areas such as current assets, future income and current income.

Yet he survived, helped by an astonishing ability to compartmentalise.

I have to compartmentalise and I have to be realistic, but the plan is to fully utilise the industry that I am in, in order to make an impact".

It shows to everyone that you can compartmentalise and cope with the dual demands of the job.