The phrase "large theme of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a broad topic or subject that a piece of writing is concerned with. For example, "The book explores the large theme of the human experience of grief."
The White House also used the event as a kind of "I told you so" about the threat of terrorism, a large theme of Mr. Bush's earlier speech.
The large theme of the latter, and perhaps the great theme of Hardwick's writing about women in general, is the pathos of women's lives insofar as they are inevitably "the second sex", not for the social-political reasons Simone de Beauvoir had proposed, but simply on account of the greater willpower, energy and physical strength of men.
While dealing with the large theme of decline of feudalism, at heart it is a simple story, about the underlying stress and unarticulated tension in a joint family as it gradually disintegrates, with sisters going their separate ways (the eldest sister marries, the younger one stays, the youngest runs away).
"Desirability and collecting are a large theme of my new works, and tulips will play a large role over the next year, so I thought that this would be the perfect place to showcase my art," he said.
I'd give them Theodore Zeldin's "Intimate History of Humanity," a beautiful attempt to connect up the large themes of history with the needs of the individual soul.
Written, the reader is told, between 1999 and 2001, Snow deals with some of the large themes of Turkey and the Middle East: the conflict between a secular state and Islamic government, poverty, unemployment, the veil, the role of a modernising army, suicide and yet more suicide.
Durant's dominance underscores the larger theme of this American victory.
For the public, audaciousness underscored his larger theme of new leadership that threw out a political generation's playbook.
The concept of whether shame is an effective deterrent became the larger theme of our classroom discussion.
Until then, I'd never really taken on a theme, never tied what I was doing to the larger theme of the festival.
Ms. Levi-Tanai's unforced use of circular and diagonal processionals suggests the larger theme of the building and strengthening of a culture.
