matter of opinion

noun

1. a point open to question; a debatable statement

Example Sentences

To be fair, “way, way down” is a matter of opinion.

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It emerged more organically, and I had been very happy doing the group podcast, the Matter of Opinion show, that we were doing before.

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At an alarming rate, patients seem to understand medical treatments as a matter of opinion, rather than a thoughtful evaluation of a patient’s health informed by years of learned clinical judgment.

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What’s happening right now is not a matter of opinion or partisanship—it’s a test of whether we believe in the foundational idea that the law should protect people, not just power.

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Andrew RT Davies had insisted that his choice of words was "a matter of opinion".

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