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| • | "chain-smoking woman", Musik Express (Germany), mid 80's |
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| • | "Her dry humour chuckles out between puffs on one of the many cigarettes she's sensibly trying to give up", "What disgusting habits do you have? 'I smoke; I suppose that's considered disgusting by the majority. I gave up several times. In between cigarettes I give up'", No. 1, Oct. 25, '85 |
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| • | "[band member Paul S. Denman was asked] Is there anything [Sade] does that annoys you? [his reply] Yeah, smokes. It's bad for her (chuckles). I do try and discourage her - but without much success.", No. 1, Jan. 11, '86 |
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| • | "Resting in her hotel suite before her first Washington concert - only her third in America - Sade's encircled by cigarette trails. Maybe that's what give her music such a smoky sound", The Advertiser (UK), Jan. 16, '86 |
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| • | "she says, toying with a cigarette", "She gestures impatiently at the futility of it all and pauses to light her cigarette. Her almond-shaped eyes narrow and her brows raise as she inhales deeply then exhales quickly, quickly, pushing the smoke out as if it were the cause of her annoyance", "she says, lighting another cigarette", NME, May 3, '86 |
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| • | "Suddenly she bursts into a barbed, 20-fags-a-day cackle", Sky Magazine (UK), Mar. '88 |
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| • | smoked while driving, netizen sighting, c. '88/'89 |
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| • | "was so beautiful, her voice was so smokey...", Max Magazine (France), early 90's |
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| • | "Cigarettes are lit", Arena, Autumn '92 |
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| • | "her excited response that a packet of Benson and Hedges has been wafted in from Blighty", Vox Magazine (UK), Dec. '92 |
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| • | "She puffs on a cigarette", The Brisbane Courier Mail (Australia), Jan. 21, '01 |
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| • | quit - "Soul singer Sade has quit smoking and managed to stay off them for six weeks. She ditched the habit before promoting her new single", World Entertainment News Network, Feb. 13, '01 |
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| • | "sometimes scrounging behind couches to come up with cigarette money ... smoking a cigarette ... pulling on a cigarette", Essence, Mar. 1, '01 |
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| • | "As we talk, she rolls her own cigarettes and blows the smoke up the chimney above the empty fireplace. (She gave up smoking for five years but reverted, as she always has, while making her new record.)", Sunday Times (UK), Jan. 31, '10
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| • | article, Rolling Stone, when? |
