The phrase "aggressive opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or forceful viewpoint that may be confrontational or assertive in nature.
Example: "During the debate, she expressed her aggressive opinion on climate change, challenging the views of her opponents."
Alternatives: "forceful viewpoint" or "assertive stance".
If you have an aggressive opinion, you should say who you are.
"The difficulty would arise if someone was expressing an offensive, aggressive opinion or harassing someone.
Firstly, the idea that anyone wants an unsolicited, aggressive opinion about their body is an anomaly.
Things are so discouraging that there already has been social media clamoring for Saleh to be fired, a fairly aggressive opinion seeing how the secondary has been losing healthy body parts seemingly by the play.
But Ms. Pierson offers it only as a thought, a possibility, and that is characteristic of this writer whose intellectual delicacy seems inconsistent with aggressive opinions.
Justice Ginsburg is hardly the only justice to question the legitimacy of Justice Scalia's most aggressive opinions promoting forced arbitration.
These people will only become useful later in university life when you decide that you're having a party and you desperately need someone for the music who has aggressive opinions about Berlin nightlife.
Brian's distaste for her interference in the Beatles' management, including her "aggressive opinions about his handling of her son's career" was obvious to everyone, and he also reportedly considered Mona Best a loose cannon who must not be allowed to interfere in his operations.
The former book is about a love affair between an erstwhile cultural radical and a young woman with aggressive political opinions.
The coffee chain's weekly memo discusses how to defuse the situation should someone share "aggressive political opinions". Starbucks is doing what it can to prepare employees for potentially uncomfortable customer encounters as anger grows at former CEO and chairman Howard Schultz, who is considering running for president as an independent centrist candidate.
What one can say is her instincts will be aggressive ones Public opinion did not turn against the Obama administration's foreign policy, according to polling averages, until the summer of 2013 – months after Clinton had left the administration.
