The phrase "and rather with a" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a preference or inclination towards something, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "I would prefer to approach the problem and rather with a collaborative mindset."
Alternatives: "and instead with a" or "and more so with a".
The proa is open, long and rather narrow, with a "clipper" bow and a sharp stern.
Dusty and rather desolate, with a midday temperature of a wet 97 degrees, Soc Trang has more than a dozen Khmer-built Buddhist pagodas from the 16th to 18th centuries; nearly a third of the residents are ethnically Khmer.
His voice was confident and rather flat, with a gravelly distinction.
In the clinical setting, assessment of activation of coagulation by thromboelastography may thus not present with shortening of CT and CFT but rather with a development in the opposite direction, in which coagulation factors are consumed.
Liz is the first of our all-singing, all-dancing stars to arrive actually singing and dancing... Or rather, with a link to a YouTube video of somebody else singing and dancing..
In particular, the LWS was not interested in a general metaphilosophical scheme that sharply divided philosophy into good and bad, but rather with an analysis of concrete problems.
This pattern of mutational complexity underscores the likelihood that cancers evolve not in a simple linear fashion but rather with a complex and branching clonal architecture, reminiscent of Darwin's iconic 1837 drawing of evolutionary speciation (Greaves and Maley 2012).
In a telephone interview, Mr. Fleischer credited CBS News and Mr. Rather with conducting a "journalistically solid interview".
This wryly humorous and rather gorgeous image, with an awkwardly placed brooch mirroring a cheesy floral award in a play of irrational, cantilevered symmetry, will not be seen.
He was an attractive and rather exotic figure with an Omar Sharif moustache.
