The phrase "a master of post" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to social media or postal services, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In the world of social media, she is truly a master of post, always creating engaging content that resonates with her audience."
Alternatives: "an expert in posting" or "a pro at social media".
But though he is a master of post-truth politics, he is not its sole practitioner.
When Henry VIII established a "master of the posts" in 1516, the service was strictly off limits to the public.
Henry VIII established a master of the posts in 1516, but the service remained for the crown's exclusive use until 1635, when Charles I made it available to the public.
4A Games established itself as a master of icy post-apocalyptic sci-fi with its beloved Metro series, and Arktika.1 proves the Ukranian developer has plenty more where that came from.
The transition to multicellularity is governed in part by four histidine kinases (KinA, KinB, KinC and KinD) that control the phosphorylation of the response regulator, Spo0A, a master regulator of post-exponential phase gene expression (Jiang et al., 2000; Vlamakis et al., 2013).
Huffington Post is a master of finding stories across the Web, stripping them to their essence and placing well-created headlines on them that rise to the top of search engine results, guaranteeing a strong audience.
Conversely, TCN codons are under-represented in the genes encoding lactate dehydrogenase, ldh (Cruz Ramos et al., 2000) and a master regulator of post-exponential phase gene expression, spo0A (Molle et al., 2003).
I've always been fond of Landau — a former and formative rock critic — for, in one of the earliest issues of Rolling Stone magazine, calling Eric Clapton a "master of the blues clichés of all the post-World War II blues guitarists," a burn that supposedly facilitated the dissolution of Cream.
For the inaugural issue of Rolling Stone, in 1967, he panned Jimi Hendrix's classic "Are You Experienced?" The next year, he walloped Cream for the loose bombast of their live shows, adding that Eric Clapton, the band's lead guitarist, was a "master of the blues clichés of all the post-World War II blues guitarists... a virtuoso at performing other people's ideas".
In "Inglourious Basterds" the Jews have the last laugh on Hitler but so bloodthirstily that one might wonder whether the director is trying to say that anyone who enjoys seeing Nazis die horribly en masse is morally no better than they were.It is a safe bet that the master of post-modern cinematic irony intended nothing so simplistic as this.
Ably discussed by the contributors, the reappearances, actualizations, reversals, and echoes of the artwork in other contexts seem to turn the Gesamtkunstwerk almost into a veritable master-concept of (post)romantic and (neo–)avant-garde aesthetics.
