I am flexible vs I'm free tomortow

Some examples from the web:

• I am very flexible here, and I am approaching this debate with an open mind.
• Of course, I am very flexible and I allow the Members present to speak.
• I, however, I am perhaps more flexible.
• I am in favour of flexible working.
• I am sure that more flexible policies with regard to maternity leave can help to reverse these trends.
• I am extremely flexible in the Chair, but I would ask you to allow me to conduct the sitting so that I can at least justify the emolument that I receive for being here.
• As all the Members know, I am quite flexible with speaking time, and so I would ask you to start the debate because we have already lost one and a half minutes with this interruption.
• I am voting for this amendment because I believe it to be essential to institutionalise the European mechanism and simultaneously make it more flexible.
• I am in favour of the idea of promoting family-friendly measures by providing for the introduction of flexible working times and better childcare services.
• I am in favour of a nutrient profile labelling system that is flexible and based on research.
• I am grateful that the Council was flexible, and the European Parliament not only now...
• I am sure that nowadays nobody would maintain that the more flexible a system, the less unemployment it involves.
• I am conscious, too, that in the course of the Intergovernmental Conference the same positive, flexible and constructive attitude was struck throughout.
• Having said that, I am and have always been in favour of an intelligent and flexible interpretation.
• Having experienced frustration last year when the previous British Government opposed a flexible EU policy on working time, I am glad to say that our new government is playing a leading part in such debates.
• I am aware of the fact that there are still hesitations when it comes to using so-called flexible mechanisms.
• I am also very pleased that dual pricing will not be imposed as statutory, and that a flexible solution can be opted for.
• I am pleased with the amendments set out in this directive, which makes the rules relating to vaccination more flexible.
• We did not always agree about everything, but I would like to stress at the very outset that I am very glad that you have succeeded in keeping this directive flexible in its application.
• I am convinced that the future of European manufacturing lies in increasing the added value and the quality of products, and in a qualified, flexible workforce.

Some examples from the web:

• I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
• I'm trying, I'm trying to... I'm trying to put it into words and I'm not, I'm not, I'm not...
• I'm-I'm - I'm fine. It's just a false labor pain.
• I'm - I mean, I'm - I'm glad that they found who killed Elise.
• I'm all for trying new things, but I'm not sure I'm sold on this one yet.
• I'm-I'm- I'm actually the one who's getting upset.
• I'm Pete Kaczmarek. I'm-I'm an attorney.
• I'm pretending I'm mad at you, and that's why I'm getting out of the car.
• I'm very sorry that I'm trying to be a good example, - but I'm your big sister.
• I'm calling because I'm a friend of Meg Manning's, and I'm trying to help out with her babysitting commitments.
• I'm... I'm sorry to be rude. I'm just smiling at the idea that a therapist could do anything useful for me right now.
• I'm just checking out some of the previous publishees, And I'm-I'm in great company here.
• And I'm very excited because I'm actually releasing a charity single, which I'm hoping will be Christmas number one.
• I'm near the corner of Contnet street so I'm guessing I'm out West somewhere.
• I'm sorry, I'm-I'm still trying to work on the defecating Clark Maxwell, so...
• I'm just... I'm - I'm glad to see you.
• OK, I'm-I'm... I'm about 50 miles from Milling Junction now.
• I mean I'm - I'm so - I'm terrified of being on my own.
• I'm-I'm Rowan. I'm Beckett's brother.
• I'm sorry, I'm just running through spells and I'm about to land on something.