Sentence examples similar to compartmentalized relationships from inspiring English sources
Speaking without bitterness, Mr. Barletta said, "My mother had a wide variety of friends, but she had the ability to compartmentalize her relationships, so rarely was one friend involved in all of her social circles".
I want to compartmentalize our relationship and have her in my life again.
But few of these relationships have been as studiously compartmentalized as the one between Mr. Bloomberg, 60, and Ms. Taylor, 48, who slips in and out of her roles like the overworked star of a one-woman show.
But Robson has said that he later realized he "compartmentalized" the abuse because of his close relationship to Jackson.
Given this tight relationship, dissecting the relative contribution of these compartmentalized signals for each process will continue to be difficult.
You might wonder "What is it and how does it work?" Here is a taste of what it's all about: In the Western world we look at our bodies, relationships and life in a way that is often compartmentalized.
Are we so afraid of loving, eating and dying that we have to compartmentalize our bodies, our relationships, our entire lives into electronic calculators?
Certainly, the men have had difficulty scribbling exclamation points at the end of majors, but their letdowns have been compartmentalized, with play usually related to the confines of the court, not the complexities of a relationship.
Figure 4A depicts the relationship between the secretion of fermentation products and the efficiency of the metabolic strategy according to the compartmentalized results.
"He was not compartmentalized.
