Sentence examples for get into the unknown from inspiring English sources

Richard Wilde's new book on how to get into the unknown where all creativity comes from, The Process: A New Foundation in Art and Design (Laurence King Publishing, Summer 2015).

Reading Wilde's guidance for getting into the unknown can be a bit like listening to Obi-Wan Kenobi admonishing young Luke to take off his targeting computer; to let go of his conscious self and act on instinct; to, in essence, stop thinking and trust the Force.

If one doesn't have patience for that and doesn't want to deal in the unexpected and the unknown, don't get into the creative business.

But still, that was the thing that made this episode: Ballard working with an unknown man to get into the Dollhouse.

Get into the Caribbean.

Get into the spirit.

Get into the program?

Get into the rivalry.

Get into the canoe.

Get into the story.

Get into the mindset.