Sentence examples for captures clout from inspiring English sources
The current buzz word "thought leader" captures clout for those who stand out in the industry.
It may not quite capture the intellectual clout of the mag's painstaking journalism, but it does convert the fascinating subjects into more easily consumable form.
Those big players have the clout to capture the market (taxpayer dollars) and fence out smaller competitors.
No event on the long and increasingly poisonous campaign trail had captured with the same emotional clout the overwhelming case for Khan rather than Goldsmith to become London's next mayor on 5 May.
The US and the Sadrists have been, at best, highly suspicious of each other since the cleric's followers won political clout in Iraq by capturing 40 seats in parliament in national elections two years ago.
However, as someone who is on the hunt for bloggers with real clout, KLOUT falls short of capturing an enormous piece of the puzzle by not tracking the power of bloggers' actual blog posts (outside of Tumblr users).
Before the Obamas had wealth, fame and political clout, they entrusted her to capture one of the most important moments of their lives.
What comes out of Washington in the next few years will reflect which group has most political clout -- especially if Republicans take over the House and capture more of the Senate this November.
But statistics don't capture the frustration here, born of promises and plans that never materialized, years of little political clout and lots of neglect.
