undeceivable

He seemed to have an intuitive perception of the dark side of her character; and she to feel a revolting awe of his undeceiving, undeceivable sagacity.

He stands undeceivable before us, and takes our lives precisely for what they are worth.

He had stood still before her during these last words, and now sat down again, taking her hands and looking with his undeceivable gaze into her face.

To Apollo, for only he, the undeceivable, could thoroughly understand such sculpture, and perfectly delight in it.

So that you get the Greek, thus far entirely true, idea of perfectness in sculpture, expressed to you by what Phalaris says, at first sight of the bull of Perilaus, "It only wanted motion and bellowing to seem alive; and as soon as I saw it, I cried out, it ought to be sent to the god,"—to Apollo, for only he, the undeceivable, could thoroughly understand such sculpture, and perfectly delight in it.