Sentence examples for kind of clout from inspiring English sources

She is one of the few bloggers who wield that kind of clout.

These days, the club no longer has that kind of clout.

Despite these recent improvements, some authorities still retain the kind of clout Moses would have recognized.

Virtually overnight, Young secured the kind of clout most producers can only fantasise about.

That kind of clout seems to be what many local Republicans want.

Mattila is one of only a handful of singers with that kind of clout.

McConnell won because he's got a familiar name, a lot of money and the kind of political clout that makes up for occasional lapses from orthodoxy.

But a good map isn't a cure for every political ill; it can't get people the kind of statewide clout that some of them covet.

A decade ago, only a handful of women, including Ms. Bond and Ms. Nellor, could claim the kind of style clout that comes with a presence in the D.J. booth.

With a whopping 150 artists, it is a themeless, selected-by-committee show with the kind of institutional clout that can make the art world see red.

That kind of market clout gave Pimco the ability to move markets: I remember tracking him down in the mid-1990s to confirm that he had recently made a fresh allocation to long-term Treasuries.