The phrase "a big heart of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express kindness or generosity, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "She has a big heart of gold, always helping those in need."
Alternatives: "a generous spirit" or "a kind heart".
He had such a giving soul and a big heart full of love for his family, friends and fellow man.
Having a big heart, sense of mission, or a divine-calling, is not sufficient to be considered for immediate service in the chaotic arena of disaster.
He was once the lead vocalist of Pakistan's greatest ever pop band, The Vital Signs, and used to be a big heart throb of his time.
"The guy's got a big heart," D'Antoni said of Gallinari.
"We ask that Russell be remembered for who he was, a strong boy with a big heart," the family of Mr. King said.
"He isn't a sprinter or a climber, but a fighter with a big heart," he says of his son, adding: "Cheating isn't in his genes".
Largely unknown to his clients, he became a fully fleshed figure only in absentia, no longer a neighborhood perk, but a person, someone with children, a past life in Bangladesh, and now, a big heart's worth of heartache.
What would you like your legacy to be? Outside of the children, because obviously everyone wants to be remembered as a loving parent, I am a loyal friend and I have a big heart and one of my core beliefs is taking pride in one's work.
This is resistance without guns and leaders but with intellect, education, humour and a big heart at the centre of it.
A loving, generous man with a big heart and great sense of humor, some of Jack's favorite moments were spent at his summer house in Long Beach Island, NJ, with his wife Corinne, his children and grandchildren.
