Usage of "much common-sense"

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Usage of much common-sense in English

My law has too much common-sense about it to recommend itself to your conventional mind. 
 The Path to Honour 

She had too much courage and too much common-sense. 
 A Terrible Secret: A Novel 

Bond, 'they're too high learnt to have much common-sense.' 
 Scenes of Clerical Life 

D' you know, Professor, I wouldn't 'a' given you credit for havin' that much common-sense. 
 The Aztec Treasure-House 

Women ruin great ambitions by too much common-sense. 
 John Gayther's Garden and the Stories Told Therein 

Judging from my first impressions of your character, I should not have expected so much common-sense. 
 The Fortunes of the Farrells 

I am sure they possess too much common-sense for their heads to be turned by praise, no matter from whom. 
 Diary of a Pilgrimage 

"No," said the surgeon curtly, "she has too much common-sense." 
 The Penalty 

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Meanings of much common-sense in English