Sentence examples for inspirational pop from inspiring English sources

Inspirational pop can tend toward overwrought uplift, and so do the songs in "King David".

Ms. Sanchez has attempted to provide catchy entr'acte segues in the form of interludes that spoof inspirational pop music.

Is it necessary to go see important-topic movies that you know will depress you, even if there's an inspirational pop song over the final credits?

The anthem, whose sentiments were later reprised in the more sugary "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from "The Sound of Music," is probably the most influential of all Rodgers and Hammerstein songs, for it established a genre of inspirational pop ballad that has flourished ever since.

The second film directed by Denzel Washington, "The Great Debaters" may not aspire to be more than inspirational pop entertainment in the Oprah Winfrey mode (Ms. Winfrey is one of its producers), but unlike so many films of its ilk, it doesn't insult your intelligence.

Her Eurovision path continued with invitations to song-writing camps throughout Europe, ultimately being approached to participate in Eurovision: You Decide, with the inspirational pop anthem Storm, winning the public and jury vote to represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest 2018.

In that time she's had two major hits: "The Climb," a soaring, inspirational pop-country ballad from the soundtrack to "Hannah Montana: The Movie," and "Party in the U.S.A.," a saccharine, chirpy confection that's almost the exact opposite (and, notably, does not appear on this album, or any other).

She even dipped into heavier material with the inspirational, pop-leaning lead single, "Make It Out This Town," which she wishes urban radio would have embraced more.

"Firework," her show-them-what-you're-worth hit of 2010, was just the beginning; her brief career in the early oughts as Katy Hudson, young singer of inspirational Christian pop, seems relevant to this current shift.

Musically, it runs the gamut from faceless, faux-inspirational dance-pop to goopy, love-sick puppy ballads to stabs at Drake-style confessional R&B to middling Timberlake rip-offs.

Dov Kelemer's documentary, "Won't Anybody Listen," which opened yesterday at the Two Boots Pioneer Theater in the East Village, provides a low-key, real-world corrective to the notions conveyed by "Glitter" and all the other pop-inspirational fantasies in the marketplace.