～からして— Even Just From

• あの店は名前からして怪しい。

  Ano mise wa namae kara shite ayashii.

  That shop is suspicious, even just from its name.

  名前 (name) is one detail used to judge the whole; 'even from just the name'

• 彼は態度からして気に入らない。

  Kare wa taido kara shite ki ni iranai.

  I dislike him, starting right from his attitude.

  態度 (attitude) is the single point that stands for everything else

• この料理は見た目からしておいしそうだ。

  Kono ryouri wa mitame kara shite oishisou da.

  This dish looks delicious, even just from its appearance.

  見た目 (appearance) is the representative example implying the rest

• ・Nuance: 'even from just this one example' → conclusion about the whole.
• ・Often evaluative or critical, though it can be positive.
• ・Do not confuse with からして as 'because' + して — here it is a fixed viewpoint phrase.

Commonly confused with

The JLPT rarely asks whether you recognise a pattern — it asks which of several similar patterns fits. These are the ones ～からして is tested against.

• ～一方だ — Heading Ever Further In One Direction
• ～がちだ — Prone To It
• ～からいうと／からいえば — Speaking In Terms Of
• ～かわりに — Instead Of / In Exchange
• ～きり — Only / And Never Since
• だらけ — Covered All Over
• っけ — What Was It Again?
• ～っぱなし — Left As It Is