Sentence examples for retard from from inspiring English sources

Noisey premiered the video for "Full Retard" from El-P's new album Cancer for Cure.

Noisey premiered the puppet-tastic video for "Full Retard" from El-P's new album Cancer for Cure.

I mean, if the world loves a band of musicians that can't play music from Iraq then they're bound to love a shitting retard from New Jersey, right?

While many in the class are pretty vocal in their skepticism regarding all this, there is raucous laughter as he describes prime Brexit figurehead Boris Johnson as "like a retard from [a] Soviet asylum".

Back in 2010, Rosa's Law removed the words "mental retardation" and "mentally retarded" from federal health, education and labor policies.

As Rosa's 11-year old brother Nick said so articulately when President Obama signed Rosa's Law eliminating the words "retarded" and "retardation" from government language, "What you call people is how you treat them".

The new legislation, which was approved by mental health committees in both houses last week, goes further than last year's, striking "retarded" from state buildings and legal language.

Similar raids were carried out in 2007, leading to shocking images when police investigators rescued more than 1,300 people — about 350 of them mentally retarded — from working as modern-day slaves in brick kilns in the northern province of Shanxi.

In contrast, when protein loaded PCL particles were loaded into PdlLA scaffolds, the rate of protein release was retarded from the slow degrading PCL phase.

By elution with Milli-Q water, the active substance was completely passed through the cation exchange CM-cellulose column, but elution of the active component was clearly retarded from the void fraction (Fr-CMC-2, 4.08 g).

The present study shows that calcein (used as a model hydrophilic drug) release from polymeric hydrogels has been retarded from several days to weeks after calcein inclusion in small unilamellar vesicles (SUVs) and multilamellar vesicles (MLVs) entrapped subsequently in hydrogels with variable composition.