Sentence examples for mere matters from inspiring English sources

Or are we talking mere matters of taste?

It goes beyond mere matters of taste, too.

The difference between left and right carries more meaning to human beings than mere matters of handedness and symmetry.

For one, as Slaven Bilic said immediately after the game, the decisions at West Ham were mere matters of interpretation rather than obvious mistakes.

Instead, if these questions are asked at all, they are answered as if they were mere matters of fact, unilaterally, behind closed doors, rather than through transparent due process.

Thus, values are neither intrinsic properties of things, nor subjective, neither free-floating Platonic entities, nor mere matters of desire or preference, culture or time.

All are electric; a mere matter of plugs and sockets.

And this was not a mere matter of personality.

How I choose to play it is a mere matter of taste".

It is not a mere matter of a few score factual errors.

Perhaps their high school teachers considered the subject a mere matter of military history.