It seemed like a very good plan with which to proceed, since there was clearly nothing left to be done here.

I mean, call me crazy, but that seems like a really bad plan.

It seemed like a reasonable plan, and they were professionals, after all.

It seemed like a good plan, that is until he was hit by a wave of reality.

That seemed like a good, sound, workable plan, and much less complicated than trying to drug him again.

It seemed like a good plan, particularly as shoppers became more conservative about their spending.

While may have seemed like a good plan, Jourdan's choice of ground created problems for him later.

IT seemed like a perfectly sensible plan at the time.

That seems like a good plan, and it works.

Do either of these options seem like a good plan?