The phrase "sat well" is not correct in written English. It is not a commonly used expression. If you would like to use a phrase like this, you could use the expression "sat well with". For example, "The new policy sat well with the committee.".
None of this sat well.
"And that never sat well with me".
"That never really sat well with me".
The agency's action has not sat well.
This situation has not sat well with certain dancers.
But it hasn't sat well with some people here.
Those changes have not sat well with everyone, though.
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Simone Ivan Conte
Software Engineer at Adobe, UK