Sentence examples for seem free of from inspiring English sources
But many hospice workers seem free of ideology.
Both seem free of the obligation to use etiquette required of the rest ofus when dealing with the government.
Comey's ambition to seem free of political bias was perhaps most tested by the Hillary Clinton e-mail-server case.
His work is jewelled but not precious, ornate but never overstuffed, and, where a film like "Eyes Wide Shut," for all its Ophulsian tracking shots, feels hilariously adrift of modern manners, the costume dramas of Ophuls himself seem free of anachronism; the skirmish of the sexes will never go out of date.
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It would therefore seem free of risk to start bisphosphonates directly after the first osteoporotic fracture.
Thus, he seems free of regret.
The president, guests recalled, seemed free of calibration or inhibition.
Nothing seems free of legal friction when it comes to Dr King.
Yet his assaults on convention always seemed free of provocation or menace.
But her new album, Stronger, seems free of such second-guessing.
