1. The Senator [Davis] may strongly condemn the measure, but I shall vote for it. [Applause.]
As the above example is quoted matter, the two interpolated words take brackets.
2. [a—b—(c—d)].
In the above algebraic expression brackets and parentheses are used conventionally to group the letters (algebraic symbols) which they respectively enclose.
3. Indeed an exceedingly giftPeer
[To himself]
Indeed an exceedingly gifted man;
Almost all he says is beyond comprehension.
[Looks around.]
4. Let every one of us please his neighbor for his good to edification.—Romans xv, 2.