Sentence examples for all that clout from inspiring English sources

But because she has all that clout, she doesn't need to allow other experienced voices into the room (who would?).

The thrill is here, It's the front line". With all that clout, then, why do they insist on force-feeding the public with "LaVerne and Shirley"?

He proceeded to throw shade at people who think they're hot shit but might not have all that much clout, telling all the "J through Z" celebrities like everyone other than Nick Cannon on Wild 'N Out to pitch in, say, $16.

The responsibility that comes with all that influence and clout.

But it may as well be written in crayon for all the clout it wields.

As the chairman of the powerful Homeland Security Committee, Congressman King has all the clout he needs to act on his displeasure.

It just didn't make financial sense for the traditional providers to invest resources selling to America's small businesses when the big companies had all the clout.

A loss there, particularly if it is part of a sweep, is going to produce a wave of "Obama is in trouble" commentary that, justified or not, will hinder the president at the very moment he needs all the clout he can muster to get bills on health care and global warming through Congress.

Middle East and Russia — Will remain the predominant sources of global energy supply, with all the political clout that gives them, and the attendant risk of political disruption.

For all the clout of this week's Milan event, the real celebration for the Zegna family was held at the Lanificio last month for workers, past and present.

Despite the fine acting, I found the former melodramatic and shallow; the latter, mawkish, camp, and poorly structured, with all the clout of a pop gun.