Sentence examples for its own clout from inspiring English sources

Analysts say the government sees the strength of the Chinese stock market as a sign of its own clout, hence all the attempts to steady the market.

Mr. Brinson argued that Mr. Huckabee had, in a sense, taught the established Christian conservative leadership a lesson about its own clout by talking directly to the people in the pews.

The question is if and when Google will use its own clout to promote these things.

But California, which is the fifth-largest economy in the world, has its own clout.

To be fair, he did star in a commercial with Morgan Fairchild, but like many creatures of show business, he overestimates his own clout in the industry.

Lomax's rationale was that without his own clout, publishers wouldn't bother to track down the likes of a Delta bluesman to get them their royalties.

The conventional wisdom is that, if Kirchner's candidate falters, it signals the end of her own clout.

Excesses Overlooked Yet he continued upward anyway, the internal enmities papered over by a Communist Party obsessed with the appearance of unity, his excesses overlooked by the family and political allies whose own clout rose with his.

Among the works is James Balmforth's Failed Obelisk, with its detached apex flailing on a spring, and a ziggurat-like piece from Molly Smyth called Motion Towards Collapse: both names suggest defectiveness but the pieces couldn't look more assured of their own clout and strength.

She didn't waste time touting her own clout or pegging her antics to an eccentric passion project.

It's clear that politicos like Scott Walker have read these polls and are riding these trends to score political points and increase their own clout and notoriety.