The phrase "aesthetic carried" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that embodies or conveys a particular aesthetic, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The design of the building is an aesthetic carried through every detail, from the color palette to the materials used."
Alternatives: "aesthetic conveyed" or "aesthetic expressed".
This aesthetic carried into other movies overseen by Snyder during his tenure atop the DCEU.
Disproving the notion that Schwarzkogler had died as the result of an aesthetic carried too far, she pointed out that the photograph had been taken by 1966--three 1966--three 1966--three met his demise, "either byearsling, jumping, or attempting to fly from his apartment window in Vienna in a state of extreme agitation and hallucination".
Despite the film's low budget, Ghuman managed to distil glitter and trash into a sumptuous, whacked-out dreamworld where reality is optional and time is relative an aesthetic carried through in Once Upon a Dream.
But OCMA chief curator Elizabeth Armstrong wanted to cast her conceptual net beyond the scope of these familiar Modernists by illuminating connections among lesser-known pockets of activity tethered to the less-is-more aesthetic carried by European émigrés to Los Angeles during the '30s and '40s.
This aesthetic carries over to some of the creatures in the game.
The minimalist aesthetic carries over to the menu card, which presents a single option without elaboration: three courses or six?
This same aesthetic carries over to the rooms, where those on the ground level with a direct view of the lagoon are decorated with blue accents while those on the second floor that showcase the olive-hued moss are adorned with bits of green.
Mr. Cova's haute low-brow aesthetic is carried to stunt-y extremes in the Earl's Eggo, a supermarket waffle with foie gras, bacon and a square of Cheddar ($17).
The Paris Calders of the mid-thirties move but are still often motorized, and so were part of the machine aesthetic that carried with it both longing for an industrial world and bewilderment by it.
Similarly, even though the pacing and structure of "Milk" are more in line with the conventions of Hollywood narrative than those of "Elephant" or "Gerry," the movie also brings to fruition some of the aesthetic experiments carried out in those earlier films.
That sunny, stoned aesthetic has carried over into high fashion thanks partly to influential surfwear brands like Stüssy, which has offered its own logo-ed takes on the single-pocketed baja jacket since the 80s.
