The phrase "and left rather" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of departure or conclusion, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "He finished his speech and left rather abruptly."
Alternatives: "and departed somewhat" or "and exited rather".
I drove to Redskins Park yesterday morning and left rather quickly.
Jim Duquette did not have the title but acted the part in Baltimore and left rather than accept a reduced role.
Where both the stern and sturdy Bernard Lee and the more avuncular Robert Brown often found their parts underwritten and left rather on the sidelines while Bond jetted off on his globetrotting adventures, the 77-year-old actor has generally presented a more-rounded, less cartoony take on the character.
Anyway, the app was integrated into the BB very well and left rather impressed.
Lewis has some very high principals and left rather than compromise". The Glendale Symphony, founded in 1924 as a partly amateur group, is now comprised of professional free-lance musicians, many of whom make their living playing at movie and television studios.
Though momentarily in favor of France's paying her war debt, when the American Debt Commission recently wished to descend upon his hotel, he threatened to pack up and leave rather than be surrounded by a crowd, even of industrial experts.
Therefore, it is more reasonable to apply the proposed method as a complementary approach just to recognize noisy and non-ideal iris images and leave rather ideal images to traditional iris recognition methods.
It suffered severely from earthquakes, notably in ad 17, and has left rather scanty remains.
We agreed he should go and he left rather meekly, all his bluster spent.
The old route went across the campus and turned left rather than right at the crosswalk above Whig/Clio.
Ten teachers settled cases by resigning or retiring, the city said, and 418 more left rather than face charges of incompetence.
