 despite of the fact that
Is there such a use? If yes, why do you use it instead of "despite the fact that"? If no, what about these sentences?
- Only touch screen navigation, no spot light : despite of the fact that it shoot better without it than others
nytimes.com
- Despite of the fact that you listen their music or not, there are some things that are eternal, which is obvious in this case.
bbc.co.uk
- Somebody who has yet to pack it in is Howard Dean. He is defiantly staying in this race, despite of the fact that he's done poorly just about everywhere.
cnn.com |