The phrase "aggressively optimistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or attitude that is very positive and hopeful, often in a forceful or assertive manner.
Example: "Despite the challenges ahead, her aggressively optimistic outlook inspired the entire team to push forward with the project."
Alternatives: "fervently positive" or "intensely hopeful".
It looks like the aggressively optimistic Hsieh is betting on a boom.
None that of that seems to worry James L. Balsillie, R.I.M.'s aggressively optimistic chairman and co-chief executive.
With Nortel's share price falling, Mr. Roth -- whose chief financial officer was Mr. Dunn -- continued to offer aggressively optimistic forecasts.
Junior Senior's stock-in-trade is aggressively optimistic and genre-blind dance music that switches blithely from chic to corny in the space of one verse.
It disregards the fact that in the last year of the economic cycle, which according to the Treasury runs from 1999-2000 to 2005-06, there will be a surplus of only £2 billion on the current budget.Even that wafer-thin surplus is built on aggressively optimistic forecasts for growth.
Despite the down economy, Mr. Laliberté is aggressively making "optimistic plans," of which New York's shows are a part, he said, adding that "we've gone through three recessions in Cirque history, and they were all growth periods for us".
Every once in a while, there are moments in Houston that provide a vivid glimpse of the city that was — that aggressively entrepreneurial, insanely individualistic and relentlessly optimistic place of lore.
So, if this reform agenda is aggressively pursued, I remain optimistic about India's medium- and longer-term economic prospects.
Those team owners, John Mara of the Giants and Woody Johnson of the Jets, are aggressively lobbying for it and are optimistic.
I'm part hopelessly optimistic of the future and part aggressively ambitious in this very moment with the hopes of consistently pushing my vitality to its bounds.
members will have to move aggressively and in good faith to deliver on the optimistic note struck this weekend in Geneva.
