Sentence examples for quack of from inspiring English sources

Do I hear the first, faint quack of Scrooge McDuck?

Thus, Hanks begins as a wicked quack of a doctor in 1850 and, after four more incarnations, ends up as a saintly goatherd in 24th-century post-apocalyptic Hawaii.

"The charlatan is always the pioneer, the quack of yesterday is the professor of tomorrow," this eccentric genius thunders at the skeptical Conan Doyle (played by Robin Laing), who initially dismisses his teacher's amazing feats of deductive reasoning as "tricks".

The electronic doors are liable to open when their occupants least expect it, presenting traumatising scenes to those passing by, and the passenger alarm is located where the flush button ought to be, so one hears the repeated triple quack of that alarm on almost every journey.

Wouldn't you -- rightly -- accuse this quack of medical malpractice?

The name links (Donald) Trump's stream of consciousness chatter and contradictions with the relentless quack of a (Donald) duck.

Innocent people railroaded, guilty ones freed, billions dished out on the basis of quack theories of causation in mass torts.

Give me the cranky quacking of Daffy Duck any time.

Now much of what he says sounds like the quacking of a lame duck.

The garden allows for quiet conversation, interrupted by an occasional quacking of ducks.

This is another world; just listen to the silence – all you can hear is the quacking of ducks, a fish plopping out of the water".