Wiktionary
vb. 1 To perceive the truth about, especially of future events. 2 To escort into, especially a place of shelter.
Usage examples of "see into".
He was so tall he could see into the now almost dark street, but this was a girl you could recognize if it was much darker than it was at this hour.
He tried to see into her eyes, but she kept her face averted from his.
She was looking down into the woman's eyes, and as she sought to see into them she saw the very life go out of them.
But now, sir, if you please, I will inspect your head, and when I see into your skull, I will give my opinion of your case.
Juani the far-seeing politician closed her eyes to see into the future.
Involuntarily he sought the hilt of his sword, and then passed his hand for an instant before his eyes, as though, dazzled by the brilliancy of the light, he wished to shade them, the better to see into the recesses of his own mind.
Waiting for it to cool was the hardest part, but the door itself was a fair heat sink, and within a few minutes she was able to get close enough to see into the opening.
The Swede scanned the old man as if he wished to see into his mind.
Individuals will die as always, but our history will reach as far as we'll ever need to see into the future, and with the knowledge of our survival for all time to come, we'll know security and thus the answer we've always searched for.
If he could not himself see into the prisons of Judea, he could examine them with the eyes of others.