matter of opinion

Whether you can make me talk is a matter of opinion.

I do not believe so, but this is a matter of opinion.

This is very much a matter of opinion, and one he may not share.

Which will become great is not entirely a matter of opinion.

The best response, however, appears to be a matter of opinion.

Just who did the buying seems to be a matter of opinion.

But two heads, she thought, were better than one in a matter of opinion.

How the fight broke out is a matter of opinion.

Though who was a bad influence on whom might be a matter of opinion.

How realistic they actually look is a matter of opinion.

What happens when the artists go home is also a matter of opinion, not science.

But beyond that, time and dates are a matter of opinion, not science.

I'd like to see the game so it wouldn't be a matter of opinion.

But whether the similarities end or begin with these details is a matter of opinion.

"As to whether you excite anyone or not is a matter of opinion."

And, you know, it's true that for an accountant, a number is always a matter of opinion.

Whether Black has sufficient compensation is a matter of opinion.

"That's a matter of opinion, but yeah, I guess you could say that."

What happened in New York is a matter of opinion.

"Ethics is more a matter of opinion than a science.

"But many other issues that shelters cover tend to be a matter of opinion."

How well the two accounts match up appears to be a matter of opinion.

So far, this is still a matter of opinion.

The success of the campaign is a matter of opinion.

And whether efforts should be made to try to save the beaches that are left is also a matter of opinion.