"vibrant past" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a past time period that was full of energy, excitement, or activity. Example: "The city's vibrant past can still be seen in its historic architecture and bustling markets."
Afterward, Matt, his two brothers and his parents allowed me into their lives for a story in The Times about his vibrant past and uncertain future.
Instead of restoring the island to its vibrant past, many residents now say, the $1 billion spending spree just may have helped kill its revival.
"Nothin' on You" features a velvet hook sung by the rising singer Bruno Mars — a conventional assist on a conventional song that doesn't reflect either B.o.B.'s polyglot present or his vibrant past.
With pride, I can say that its Museum of the American Indian and Latino Center have hit the targeted mission with the recent opening of Cerámica de Los Ancestros: Central America's Past Revealed, a pioneering exhibition illuminating Central America's vibrant past, currently on view at the American Indian museum on the National Mall.
When it is sapped from us, when we feel that life's questions have all been answered, that the scenery, real or in our minds, has stopped moving, it is then that we lose that wonderful link with our vibrant pasts.
They buy their ingredients at Tsukiji, the world's biggest fish market and the city's last tangible link with a vibrant mercantile past.
Restored, press on round the island, following the sea wall with its vibrant graffiti, past the lure of amusement arcades and a small beach.
He loved the city for its state of post-war ruin – and for the echoes of its vibrant, Weimar past, when young men, as Isherwood described, would whistle up to the windows of the tall apartment buildings in search of girls – or boys.
Vote for the SNP and you are "bright, passionate, engaged and articulate twentysomethings" bursting with energy and hope for a better tomorrow; vote otherwise and you are "middle-aged stalwarts... in the geriatric ward of international life, clinging for comfort to memories of a more vibrant, relevant past".
(With Italy's not-very-inspiring elections coming up next month, it was for me a reminder of Italy's far more vibrant political past!) And when you are done wallowing in this celebration of the pre-war Italian left, try this: Go outside, take a stroll around the gorgeous grounds, have a coffee in the restaurant.
"It is contracting — even our corner of it, which has been very vibrant in the past few years.
