there are two sides to every question

Every argument has an opposing side that is worth understanding or has its own valid reasoning. A: "I just think it's dumb that so many people are opposed to this." B: "Well, there are two sides to every question. Maybe it's worth looking into the reasons those people feel the way they do."

See also: every, question, side, there, two

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

There are two sides to every question.

and There are two sides to every story.

Prov. There are valid reasons for holding opposing opinions. Jim: I can't see why anyone would object to building a city park on the corner. John: There are two sides to every question. Maybe the people who own the buildings on the corner don't want them knocked down. Fred: Only an idiot would want to go hang gliding. It's too dangerous. Ellen: There are two sides to every question. Maybe some people think it's enjoyable enough to be worth the risk.

See also: every, question, side, there, two

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

(as) dumb as a box of rocks
hit the big one
strike (someone) dumb
dumb Dora
nurts to this/that
because is why
bonehead
dumb cluck
dumb
because reasons

词组	there are two sides to every question
释义	there are two sides to every question there are two sides to every question Every argument has an opposing side that is worth understanding or has its own valid reasoning. A: "I just think it's dumb that so many people are opposed to this." B: "Well, there are two sides to every question. Maybe it's worth looking into the reasons those people feel the way they do." See also: every, question, side, there, two Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. There are two sides to every question. and There are two sides to every story. Prov. There are valid reasons for holding opposing opinions. Jim: I can't see why anyone would object to building a city park on the corner. John: There are two sides to every question. Maybe the people who own the buildings on the corner don't want them knocked down. Fred: Only an idiot would want to go hang gliding. It's too dangerous. Ellen: There are two sides to every question. Maybe some people think it's enjoyable enough to be worth the risk. See also: every, question, side, there, two McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (as) dumb as a box of rocks hit the big one strike (someone) dumb dumb Dora nurts to this/that because is why bonehead dumb cluck dumb because reasons
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