Sentence examples for had compartmentalized from inspiring English sources

Weren't the skill and the secrecy with which Rogers had compartmentalized the varied and seemingly incompatible aspects of his accomplished life a notable part of his "exceptional" story?

He was skillful at playing on the public's willingness to divide a politician's private and public behavior, until the Monica Lewinsky episode surfaced and people began to wonder if they had compartmentalized too well.

We had compartmentalized what we did.

Gopal notes that the civil war of the 1990s had "compartmentalized Afghanistan's nearly forty ethnic groups into political blocs".

However, when addressing the judge, he said he believed Hastert had "compartmentalized" his behavior and that he had mental "deficits" connected to his current medical condition.

However, in samples that were collected 10 or more days apart, six of seven subjects were classified as having compartmentalized viral populations, highlighting the necessity of contemporaneous sampling for genetic compartmentalization studies.

That Thursday I was in a kitchen in suburban Atlanta, conducting my interview, having compartmentalized my fear.

Many organizations have compartmentalized themselves so much that crucial functions like procurement or compliance have become their own entities, marching to their own drumbeats.

"Just as it did with the war on ISIS, the U.S. has compartmentalized the [chemical weapons] issue and isolated it from the broader Syrian conflict.

She has firmly shaped her memories, as she has compartmentalized her life, and I had been warned by her friends that her demand for loyalty to her father's legacy was absolute.

Or, at least, he has compartmentalized what happened in that 11-7 loss to the San Francisco Giants, when he gave up eight hits and six earned runs in four and two-thirds innings.