sit with, sit through

1. to be ​considered by someone:
When someone ​calls you "a woman of ​letters," how does that sit with you?
Their ​long ​conversations didn’t sit well with the ​boss.

2. to remain seated and in attendance for all of something, even though it is boring or poorly done. To stay until the end of something:
I can't stand to sit through that class one more time! Do I have to sit through the whole lecture?
 The children will never be able to sit through a four-hour movie.
 It's hard for little kids to sit through a whole baseball game.
We had to sit through another boring lecture.