In spite of everything vs In spite of anything

Some examples from the web:

• In spite of everything I still care about you.
• In spite of everything, they were better than the original wordings and would thus, if accepted, improve the report as a whole.
• In spite of everything I have your father's yearnings.
• In spite of everything, industry is the backbone of the European economy.
• You know, in spite of everything, I think this was quite a victory.
• I think that this, in spite of everything, is a success for Albania.
• In spite of everything, I voted in favour of this report.
• In spite of everything, however, this compromise has its advantages.
• In spite of everything, you still have friends who will stand by you.
• In spite of everything, I'm certain they're still fond of one another.
• In spite of everything, the Commissioner has given us a guarantee today that negotiations will reopen next week and that progress is being made.
• In spite of everything, she really likes Secor High, especially now that Mr. Carpenter's not there.
• In spite of everything, he stays so cheerful.
• - You said: "In spite of everything".
• In spite of everything, the European Parliament's power of review is strengthened, in particular regarding Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) missions financed from the EU budget.
• In spite of everything, this year's report was only adopted by the Right.
• In spite of everything, however, I believe that Romania is well on the way.
• In spite of everything, there is a very well-defined idea of the way of life and civilisations of which Europe is made up.
• In spite of everything, he's a big-hearted boy
• In spite of everything, however, at least the agenda has included one very important point, reinforced cooperation, which must be seen as an incentive for progress and not for dispersal or creating cabinets.

Some examples from the web:

• You know deep in your heart that in spite of anything I've done, I love you.
• Because, in spite of what he's done, I don't want anything bad to happen to him.
• And eventually it became clear that my spite didn't mean anything to you.
• In spite of his best efforts, the rapporteur has not succeeded in improving the common position, which really does not add anything in terms of quality.
• You would do anything for them, in spite of the risk to yourself, or to your crown, and I see that now.
• In spite of my repeated warnings...
• Because in spite of the Treaty of Amsterdam - and even in spite of this communication, I would say - the place of this social dialogue at European level, both interprofessional and sectoral, remains anything but clear.
• Among the successes are the measures taken against organised crime and corruption, achieved by the government in spite of the powerlessness of the occupation forces in Kosovo to do anything about these problems.
• In spite of myself - and honestly, many times - in spite of her.
• You failed on a previous attempt in this area, in spite of the Commission's initiative and in spite of Parliament's commitment.
• In spite of its reservations, the EESC welcomes these impact assessments.
• Final payments were made in spite of insufficient supporting documentation.
• The practical effects of these proposals are still unknown in spite of impact assessments on aggregate level.
• Parliament obtained the permanent ban rule in spite of strong opposition from the Council in the negotiations.
• In spite of coordinating efforts being undertaken between a limited number of Member States, the European defence market remains fragmented and divided.
• In spite of the intense combats, many insurgents escape.
• In spite of her youth, she had an innate wisdom way beyond her years.
• I loved him in spite of everything.
• In spite of everything I have your father's yearnings.
• He refused in spite of the consequences.