Sentence examples for or clout from inspiring English sources

His credits mostly lack quality or clout.

Gay men and lesbians today can live almost anywhere, no longer required to reside in clusters for safety or clout.

For festival winners, Mr. Knowles's creation doesn't carry the cachet, or clout, of its universally known West Coast cousin.

The "Office" producers said Mr. Helms's promotion was not a reflection of his post-"Hangover" popularity or clout, but simply his being the right man for the job.

Right now, the public measure used to determine importance, or clout, is the number of followers you have on a service.

In the United States, for example, some critics point out, intellectuals tend to have nowhere near the same kind of public visibility or clout.

By contrast, the many voices raised in support of the licence fee, mostly small voluntary sector or citizens' campaigning groups, don't have the same resources or clout.

This student, the custodian wrote, had a refreshing respect for every person at the school, regardless of position, popularity or clout.