Sentence examples for artistic clout from inspiring English sources

If you do, you'll also learn a lot about why Finland's artistic clout so far exceeds its size.

It is extremely unusual a director of the artistic clout of Von Trier to allow somebody else to complete their vision, particularly on such a singular project as Nymphomaniac.

You typically need prior approval from Mr. Satsky's office to be let in the door, and that approval is contingent on friendship with established club patrons or recognizable social, economic, artistic or celebrity clout.

Eyre experimented with companies of actors working under one director over several plays and showed the NT the artistic worth and financial clout of big American musicals with his revival of Guys and Dolls, while Trevor Nunn expanded the musical output and, unusually, used his personal wealth to supplement the budget.

The Tonys -- formally known as the Antoinette Perry Awards -- are the culmination of the Broadway season, a celebration of the theater industry's financial clout and its artistic achievements.

He rebelled in the ways he could while still retaining influence: by not giving the Nazi salute, for example, and by publicly questioning Nazi artistic policy while using his clout to try to save Jews in his orchestra and elsewhere.

It seeks star casting – Michelle Ryan belts out the songs but can't make much impact as the underwritten chanteuse, Sally Bowles – and artistic credibility; both divine decadence and political clout.

According to The Wall Street Journal, his "ability to combine box-office success with artistic ambition has given him an extraordinary amount of clout in the industry".

Very artistic.

Clout pays off again.

Artistic Prague.