The part of the sentence 'a touching one' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is emotionally moving, inspiring, or meaningful. For example: "The speech he gave was a touching one and brought tears to the audience's eyes."
At the centre of the book is his friendship with the literary critic Marie-Claude de Brunhoff, who embodies much of what it is about the French that White loves; the relationship is a touching one, the idyll of staying with her on the Île de Ré the very epitome of the Anglo-Saxon dream of French rural life.
As a final act, it's a touching one.
Yet, his tribute to the simple pleasures of fandom is a touching one.
The story is a touching one, involving a drag queen who would come to be known as "Busty Ross," huge trash bins full of dye, clandestine trips to the laundromat, and the famous gay politician Harvey Milk.
While Kelly Hasten's story is a touching one of a woman's decision to have surgery despite the risk to her health and to that of the fetus, Maggie Jones (July 15) rightly questions the aggressive marketing techniques of the medical center that performed the delicate and expensive surgery, despite the risks and its unproved nature.
The movie, which will no doubt be a touching one, was filmed with cooperation of the actual miners, their families and their rescuers. .
The value of masks may be more to stop a person touching one's own nose and mouth rather than decreasing the inhalation of any respiratory aerosols or droplets.
It is rarely performed these days, though James Macdonald's National Theatre production is an oddly touching one.
Less often, flu is spread by touching a contaminated surface, then touching one's eyes, nose or mouth.
They said these blotters may be circulating the city and could be "lethal" if a child touched one.
The curvature score, c i, which is computed at every time step of the test, is also recorded whenever an obstacle touches one of the safety bounds.
