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"seemed sensible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something appears to be reasonable or well thought out. For example, "John's suggestion to invest in the stock market seemed sensible."
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At the time, the marriage seemed sensible.
Given Pérez's uneven history, that seemed sensible.
It seemed sensible, therefore, for executives to identify their objectives.
Then came the meat, and gradually the vegetables; then it seemed sensible to open a shop.
No doubt this seemed sensible: he all but invented the field.
It all seemed sensible on paper, as if it should hold together.
That part of the legislation seemed sensible until the Senate got hold of it.
The pitch to doctors seemed sensible and seductive: Be proactive with pain and treat it aggressively.
Southwest Airlines' 1983 expansion to the high-traffic Denver area seemed sensible.
What seemed sensible in Smith's thinking expanded instead into toxic capitalism, runaway individualism.
Maybe he didn't, but he certainly seemed sensible talking to me.
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