The phrase 'rather in a' is not correct or usable in written English.
It does not make sense as it stands, so it cannot be used in any context.
Rather, in a modern world, it was a technically evolving science.
They were rather, in a lovely and surprising way, emotional weather reports.
Rather, in a brief voice-over, George says that Roman is "a bit of a savant".
Not in a self-pitying, loser-ish way, not at all — rather, in a freeing, nothing-left-to-lose way.
Rather, in a sense, it gave me a kind of impetus and a strong sense of continuity.
She is, rather, in a state of discipline, under command, subordinated to the ultimate patriarchal control system.
"My fiancé's fate should not rest in the court of public opinion, but rather in a court of law".
There is humanity in that there stone – or rather, in a wry disclosure of what has happened to it.
When it didn't end in debt crisis, it ended rather in a "lost decade" of rising debt and slow growth.
Matt does not draw in a barber chair, but rather in a $25 office chair bought on Craigslist.
It's only a question of time... Now, wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have Japan have nuclear weapons when North Korea has nuclear weapons?" (Actually, no).
