Alexander Graham Bell
Invented the telephone
Quotes by Alexander Graham Bell
The telephone is a symbol of human connection.
I have dedicated my life to helping the deaf.
The telephone is a marvel of modern engineering.
I am a dreamer, but I am also a doer.
I have been called a 'father of the deaf,' but I am not. I am a father of the telephone.
The telephone may be used to convey information, to summon assistance, or to transmit orders.
The inventor is a man who looks around upon the world and is not contented with things as they are. He wants to improve whatever he sees, he wants to benefit the world; he is haunted by an idea. The spirit of invention possesses him, seeking materialization.
The telephone is an instrument of the highest value for the transmission of speech.
The public is always ready to receive a new invention, provided it is a good one.
The telephone will be an instrument of great social and commercial value.
The invention of the telephone is the result of many years of patient investigation.
The telephone will ultimately connect the whole world.
The telephone is a speaking telegraph.
The inventor is a man who sees what everyone else sees but thinks what no one else thinks.
The telephone is not a toy, but a serious instrument for the transmission of speech.
I have never been satisfied with the status quo.
The telephone is a triumph of human ingenuity.
The telephone is a wonderful instrument.
The telephone is a practical invention.
The telephone is a marvel of science.