The phrase "a master of subtle" is not correct in English as it is incomplete.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe someone who is highly skilled in subtlety, but it needs to be part of a complete thought or phrase.
Example: "He is a master of subtle persuasion, always knowing how to influence others without being overt."
Alternatives: "a master of nuance" or "an expert in subtlety."
Mr. Kashua resorts to some unflattering stereotypes on both sides for the sake of comedy, but he is also a master of subtle nuance in dealing with both Arab and Jewish society, and is self-deprecating enough for the borscht belt.
Because Sada is a master of subtle subversion, employing a deceptively quick, almost sketch-like style in which other things are happening, even when we think we are taking it all in.
One of the more underrated saxophonists in jazz, Mr. Anderson is a master of the subtle gesture, the quiet manipulation of phrasing and tone.
Mr. Trpceski proved himself a master of Chopin's subtle shock tactics, those sudden hollows and unsignaled sharp turns that leave you momentarily disoriented within Chopin's dreamy terrain.
Apart from everything else, Kaurismäki is a master of making deadpan a subtle, expressive performance mode, rather than the arthouse cop-out it too often is.
It's a reminder that even back then he was a master of nostalgia, capturing the subtle warmth of pleasant times just out of reach made all the more poignant here by the recursiveness of this remix.
Somehow, this master of subtle scenes and emotionally resonant moments has managed to write a book devoid of either.
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Mr. Ozawa -- a subtle conductor and a master of preparation -- made all the right gestures, but he was as much a spectator as the rest of us.
Pure, precise, subtle and refreshing wines from a master of riesling.
Although he was a master of spectacle, his versatility was such that he directed subtle and intimate plays in small theatres with equal skill.
