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An ideal alphabet would seek to adopt for its characters forms which should suggest the sounds signified, and of which the resemblances should in some measure represent the similarities of the sounds.

Circular of Information of the Bureau of Education, for ... - Página 160
por United States. Office of Education - 1893
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Transactions of the American Philological Association, Volúmenes1-15

American Philological Association - 1870 - 660 páginas

...unvarying sound. 3 An alphabet intended for use by a vast community need not attempt an exhanstive analysis of the elements of utterance, and a representation of the nicest varieties of articulation; it m:iy well leave room for the unavoidable play of individnal and local pronunciation. 4. An ideal alphabet...

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