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Discover Ludwig'seemed good' is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about something that appears to be a good idea or outcome, but that you are not certain about. For example, "John's plan seemed good, so we decided to go ahead with it."
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All, then, seemed good.
His prognosis seemed good.
It seemed good.
The future seemed good.
Either option seemed good.
Consumers seemed good at evaluating deals, though.
Teachers seemed good, but overwhelmed.
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Most of it seemed good-natured, sports-fan stuff.
Normally, Yankee-Met encounters are spirited, but Monday's modest crowd seemed good-natured.
The joke itself seemed good-natured, and it was made funnier by Yale Law School's reputation.
He flubbed the intro to "Last Nite," the first real Strokes hit, but seemed good-natured about it.
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