The phrase "attitude of optimism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a person's positive outlook or hopeful perspective on a situation.
Example: "Her attitude of optimism helped the team stay motivated during challenging times."
Alternatives: "positive mindset" or "optimistic outlook".
During that winter we crossed a point where conditions in the housing market were fostering increased strength in the housing market... Shiller points to optimism because he is thinking in terms of an "Animal Spirits" type model, where for largely unidentifiable reasons a general attitude of optimism builds and this propels prices higher.
"They took an immediate liking to each other," said Einat Wilf, then an adviser to Mr. Peres, who was at the meeting, "and had a sense that they both shared the same fundamental attitude of optimism, the belief in the ability of humans to shape their future through their own actions, and that the arc of history bends toward progress and justice".
For McLeod, self-trust is an "attitude of optimism about our own competence and moral integrity" (McLeod 2002, 6).
Trust would be a sign of respect for others if it were an attitude of optimism about the trustee's character: that is, if it assumed that virtue resided within this person's character.
Living an Active Life I strive for optimum health and wellness and meet any challenges with an attitude of optimism.
Biden campaigned heavily for Democrats in the 2010 midterm elections, maintaining an attitude of optimism in the face of general predictions of large-scale losses for the party.
In "The Tinkerers," Alec Foege argues that the key to America's historic prosperity is a "tinkering spirit" — an attitude of curiosity, optimism, and competence that is integral to our culture and feeds innovation.
Here, the attitude of hope, optimism, diversity and entrepreneurism is creating an environment that American and European expats describe as Prague 35 years ago.
There are two, equally valid but mutually exclusive options: remain skeptical of adopting a new technology and treatment strategy that requires a major revision in the current standard of care until further data from a multicentric RCT are available; or adopt the technology (and protocol) with an attitude of cautious optimism and await the results of a definitive multicenter RCT.
This would require monetary stimulus to be withdrawn before the economy recovers, not after, and for central banks' economic forecasts to be unerringly accurate.Since central banks failed to anticipate the debt crisis of 2007-08, this is an attitude of the purest optimism.
This sentiment of making the most of life as it is today resonates strongly with a speech Prime Minister David Cameron made early last week, calling on Britain to adopt and attitude of "can-do optimism" in the face of economic downturn.
