The phrase "a theme of honor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a central idea or motif in literature, art, or any narrative that revolves around the concept of honor.
Example: "The novel explores a theme of honor, highlighting the characters' struggles to uphold their values in the face of adversity."
Alternatives: "a motif of honor" or "an idea of honor".
It reminds us how masterfully the young king played the theme of honor until the woefully discouraging odds became a rallying point.
The number honors the 28 million people fighting cancer, a theme of Armstrong's Livestrong Foundation.
Throughout the evening, the theme of honoring survivors of one kind or another recurred.
A series of cryptic parables explore themes of honor and conscience in ways that hover between a specific Japanese context and dreamlike universality.
It's a rare entry into old-school swordplay for him, yet still centering on his themes of honor and betrayal -- with a not entirely successful attempt to blur those lines.
The To themes of honor, loyalty and noblesse oblige are central to a story of opposing hit men that echoes his sprawling 2006 film, "Exiled".
("Debauchery" seems to be one of Lemann's favorite words; it appears in all her novels, heralding her favorite themes of honor and the lure of self-indulgence).
If you knew the films, you recognized themes of honor, obligation and forbidden love running throughout the scenes, which were difficult to see at the start of the concert but became sharper as a gorgeous summer night wore on.
Framed by the classic foundling's tale of Pedro, a poor orphan growing up in a boarding school, under the benevolent eye of a priest named Father Dinis, the film unfolds through a series of embedded plots and interlocking, rhyming episodes, linked by the fluid identities and complex fates of the characters and by themes of honor, kinship and desire.
Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune described Speed Racer as "buoyant pop entertainment and noted the Wachowskis respected "the themes of honor, dishonor, family loyalty and Visigoth-inspired barbarism behind the wheel" of the original work.
