matter of opinion

noun

1. a point open to question; a debatable statement

Example Sentences

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.

From Slate

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.

From Salon

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

From BBC

Whether or not familiarity breeds contempt is a matter of opinion, yet a change can be as good as a rest, and this tournament is certainly different to the grind through India last autumn.

From BBC

“This isn’t just a matter of opinion. He misses calls constantly and is wildly inaccurate.”

From BBC