The phrase "seems free from" is correct and a commonly used expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation, event, or person where there is no apparent problem or danger. For example, "The day seems free from any adverse weather conditions."
But unlike SoHo, the Flatiron district on weekends seems free from jostling pedestrian crowds.
But her mind also seems free from the toil of time and distance, and some wonder if the surgery actually helped her run.
One stands out as different from the others: in "Self-portrait at the Clinic" in 1909 (Munch spent some time in a mental institution), he looks straight at the viewer, and seems free from suffering.
[C10.] An Unknown Becomes a Safe Choice for Fed Ben S. Bernanke, President Bush's choice to succeed Alan Greenspan as Federal Reserve chairman, has a world-class reputation among economists, credibility on Wall Street, and an air of political independence that seems free from hints of cronyism.
FitzRalph's strong emphasis on the primacy of the will in the Lectures was of little use to Wycliff when he was working out his position, nor was FitzRalph it seems free from all traces of the doctrine that Bradwardine was to describe as 'Pelagian'.
Compared to the strictness in New York, London seems freer from commercial constraints.
Finally, the NGS approach does not use a step for molecular cloning into bacteria and thus seems freer from the cloning bias than the traditional approach.
But they hardly seem free from the drive to confront big challenges.
The RKO 81st Street and even the complicated facade of the Regent seem free from the large cracks and fractures common to most other terra-cotta architecture of the period.
33 Seven trials seemed free from "other sources of bias" as defined in the Cochrane Collaboration's domain based evaluation, 10 16 17 18 23 31 32 two were stopped early for ineffectiveness, 24 36 one reported unsubstantiated findings, 33 and one was unpublished so there was insufficient information to permit a judgment.
Thus, he seems free of regret.
