Sentence examples for intellectual clout from inspiring English sources

It needs someone with intellectual clout, and Mr Davies, 50, has that by the bucketload.

Seoul's design shindig may be the biggest, but the Dutch win when it comes to intellectual clout.

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.

Mr Giscard has no formal say in the highly sensitive matter, but as president of the convention examining the constitutional future of Europe, he carries considerable intellectual clout.

HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 3: SENIOR YEAR For the first time, the goings on at East High, that noted hotbed of voluptuous tension and intellectual clout, are visible on the big screen.

As with so much current crime fiction in translation, Miské has tackled serious sociopolitical issues – the "added value" that has granted an often-frivolous genre a new intellectual clout.

"Can you imagine 'the Boca Raton intellectuals' exercising clout in the national media?" another article asked.

needs a head with intellectual and political clout.

Both will require a combination of political clout, intellectual horsepower and administrative skill.

Wall Street's intellectual and political clout is considerable, and financial firms make far bigger campaign donations than any other industry in America, resulting in an unusual cosiness between financiers and Washington's policy elite.

It is one of the most impressive bits of modern architecture between the Baltic and the Black Sea, providing the visitor with a powerful impression of Poland's intellectual and creative clout.