"imagine into" is not a correct phrase in English.
You can use "imagine" by itself or you can use a phrase such as "imagine yourself" or "imagine entering." For example, "Try to imagine yourself entering a room full of your favorite things."
But it makes you imagine into your work, not being at home.
"It completely blew up the receiver and the bolt was projected backwards," Singlaub observed, "I would imagine into the head of the firer".
No matter how dynamic a comic book is, it is still a static image that we have to imagine into action.
I only remember the gift, the magic, the seamless transition from what I could never imagine into that which I will treasure until my last breath.
Sonmi awakens from a life of grim deprivation — a condition of slavery that is horrible to contemplate and horrifyingly easy to imagine — into an awareness of the possibility of freedom.
"Here you are throwing the most lethal animal you can possibly imagine into the paleoecology of that time period, so obviously it has dramatic effects on our interpretations of the paleoecology," DePalma said.
But those choices and attitudes do not translate as obviously as might be imagined into political inclinations.
The Carpenters have an air of fictional implausibility, as if they had been imagined into being by Wes Anderson.
Like his tough heroine, he's too busy looking at the world that is, the one he's imagined into existence.
Wilson believed that he was writing about the success of ideas in action, about the translation (in the spirit of Stephen Dedalus) of the imagined into the real.
Together they have launched a sublime capsule collection of knitwear and accessories that uses traditional techniques re-imagined into modern styles.
