You'll have to go back to before he compartmentalized them.

The president has never had a problem compartmentalizing his political life.

It was important and he had to simply compartmentalize the other mission.

It's part of a doctor's job to compartmentalize his life.

He thought it was interesting how this whole process had been compartmentalized.

The good and the bad must find a common ground; they are not so easily compartmentalized.

Like most men in business, baseball players compartmentalize their jobs.

"Great Society programs compartmentalized social services and kept the business community outside.

I guess, as with everything else these days, we have to compartmentalize friendships.

But legal, financial and political matters are not always so easily compartmentalized.

Women learn to compartmentalize, to stay loyal, to look for the greater good in the interest of family and community.

It's just that in the past I have found it best to compartmentalize my contracts.

So much of his life was compartmentalized that he seemed to be keeping secrets from himself.

The information is compartmentalized, inaccessible to other parts of me.

"But I've learned to compartmentalize and put this in one drawer."

I hate to think about music as something that's separated and compartmentalized.

I could compartmentalize experiences like this and move on instead of being devastated.

To be successful, a fighter pilot had to compartmentalize his mind.

Sitting in front of the television was the closest we could come to compartmentalizing the sea change.

We tend to compartmentalize people and put them in a box."

Let's see if his famed ability to compartmentalize is still functioning.

A growing determination to combine life with work, not compartmentalize the two.

Or can at least be neatly compartmentalized into personality types.

The unit was broken down into teams, which were highly compartmentalized.

It was all part of compartmentalizing information and keeping the coup secret.