からして follows a noun. Its first meaning is "judging from": the noun is the evidence, and the rest of the sentence is the guess you make from it.
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Judging from his attitude, he doesn't seem motivated.
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Judging from the price, it's probably quite an upmarket restaurant.
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From the way she spoke, I thought she was from abroad.
"Even", "to begin with"
からして also picks out the first, most basic thing about something and says that even that has a quality – usually a bad one – so the rest will be the same or worse.
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Even the name is suspicious.
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I couldn't even do the first question.
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Even the company president doesn't follow the rules.
The quality can be good, and then からして says it shows from the first glance.
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It looks delicious just from the look of it.
からして or からすると
also means "judging from", and after a person it gives that person's point of view. からして after a person is the "even" meaning.
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From the president's point of view, this plan probably looks risky.
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Even the president turns up late.
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