Sentence examples for a master of subtlety from inspiring English sources

I was a master of subtlety.

The bassist Pino Palladino, who can be a master of subtlety, is in the band too, though his accents of tone and rhythm were hard to hear.

Brown is not an eloquent man, nor is he a master of subtlety, but in this statement the clunking fist of British politics has at least delivered an honest blow.

With a student background in fashioning pyrotechnic light shows for rock bands in the 1970s, Speirs – a master of aesthetic subtlety – knew just when to allow lighting full theatrical blast.

But the First Service shows Parsons to have been a master of textural and contrapuntal subtlety.

From being a popular and promising author specialising in Americans in Europe (Daisy Miller, The Europeans, The American), he became an important, renowned figure, acknowledged as a "master" of consciousness, cultural perceptions, humour, subtlety and depth.

Songster and perpetual master of subtlety Morrissey has teamed up with pals at PETA to produce This Beautiful Creature Must Die, a mobile and desktop browser-based app that turns saving cuddly 8-bit farm animals from a gruesome death into a fun, Tetris-like puzzle game.

Encountering him after such a buildup -- King notes the shape of every passing cloud -- I wondered if I was missing something; some wonderful iconographic subtlety that only a master of the macabre could think of.

A master of English prose, and a thinker of extraordinary subtlety, that man, John Henry Newman, is the only Catholic theologian of the 19th or 20th centuries (setting aside popes) to be cited in the official catechism of the Catholic Church.

Yet the Norwegian was, above all, a master of the miniature with a particular ability to convey emotional subtlety within the confines of a single phrase or chord progression.

He is a maestro of subtlety.